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4-10
2005
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LAKE COUNTY • SECTION C
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Open sciss-ame
State's first lady cuts
the ribbon at UCLC
LAKEUFE • SECTION B
SPORTS • SECTION D
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28 great places in 28 days
Join us as we tour Lake County's most
amazing places to live, work and play
Show your spirit
Area company can make you
into a super fan of any team
Antioch Fire
Department
passes trial
by ires last
Saturday
By Ginny Skweres
StaffReporter
The Antioch Fire Department
passed the test for readiness when
they answered the calls of two
almost consecutive fires on
Saturday.
The first call was for a car fire
behind a building reported at 9:40
pm. When firefighters arrived they
found the car was fully engaged and
it sat next to an above-ground fuel
tank.
The firefighters attacked it on"
two fronts. One was to extinguish
the car fire directlyand the second
task was too cool down the tank to
avoid an explosion.
Deputy Chief Sakalowski said
the First Engine Company to arrive
did a great job by cooling die tank
and knocking down the car fire. Fire
Companies Two and Three were
called in because there was a risk to
nearby buildings.
The fire was suspicious in
nature and the Antioch Police
Department began an immediate
investigation. Officers Norm
Johnson and Chuck Smith found
witnesses who had seen two peo-
ple, one of whom had a road flare.
They followed up on the lead
and arrested David Giacchetti, 20,
of 333 North Ave., Antioch.
Giacchetti told police he acted
alone and had tossed a lighted flare
at the car, thinking it would just go
out.
Police Chief Chuck Fagan said
the flare was found inside the car
after the fire was exdnguished.
Giacchetti was charged with
two counts of arson, a class two
felony. He was taken to the Lake
County jail and bond was set at
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FOLIAGED AGAIN
Photo by Sandy Brv.vncr
Fall foliage surrounds the Hiram Buttrick Sawmill In Antioch.
set for T
By Ginny Skweres
StaffReporter
There is a public hearing next
week regarding the rezoning of resi-
dential property into commercial
property at Bowles Road and Route 59.
Current residents of the adjacent sub-
division are concerned how this will
change dieir neighborhood as
opposed to the residential use that was
originally planned for the entire area
diat die Pederson House occupies.
Vince and Arlcne Tomasello have
plans to build a restaurant and ban-
quet hall on tliat property if the zon-
ing is changed to commercial. Some
of die land will also be used for town-
homes rather man the hotel they had
first envisioned. They are excited
about dieir plans and thought area
residents would be pleased as well.
Some people outside die affected
area are concerned as well if a prece-
dent is enacted on that land. By
changing residential zoning to com-
mercial zoning, some fear that could
open die way for die same thing to
happen in odier Antioch neighbor-
hoods that have residential zoning,
some of which is undeveloped.
The public hearing will take place
at 7 p.m. Thursday, in the village
boardroom. Everyone who would like
to speak will be given die opportuni-
ty. If die meedng runs long, it can be
continued to anodier time, ensuring
that everyone will have dieir allotted
time.
After die plan commission has
heard the answers to the questions
asked by the audience as well as
diemselves, together diey will decide
on a recommendation to make to die
village board.
The board will consider diat rec-
ommendation, probably ask the
developers dieir own questions for
clarificadon before diey vote to eidier
accept or deny the request for a
change in zoning.
ginnys@Iakelandnieeiia.com
Students
i
check out
starry night
By Ginny Skweres
StaffReporter
The Lake County Astronomy
Society brought out dieir heavy-
duty equipment last week to guide
die fifth-graders and their families
through a sea of stars in the sky over
Antioch Elementary School.
The night was chilly, but the sky
was clear, and the B-inch, 10-inch
and 11-inch telescopes let the chil-
dren see Mars, nebulas, star clusters
and the Andromeda galaxy. Science
teacher Julie Higginbotharn, along
with classroom teachers josalyn
Reed, Jennifer Kalmus and Frank
Beselte, listened to the descriptions
and explanations provided by Mike
.-Dziedzic and his fellow astronomers
along with dieir classes.
"We'll be looking at a nebula irr
the eastern sky," Dziedzic said. "It^
looks like a cosmic doughnut, a
Cheerio. When a star explodes it
goes out like an hourglass. We're
seeing diat hourglass from the end.
In the center we can see what is left
of the giant red star that exploded."
Each individual was given an
opportunity to sec the image
through die telescope.
The children were impressed by
actually seeing what they had been
studying in class, and taking advan-
tage of the close proximity of Mars, a
mere 35 million miles away.
"This is like 3D compared to a
book," Amber Larson said. "We had
to do a moon calendar every night
showing the phases of the moon."
Hunter Corey said that looking
at the stars was more fun dian
learning in the classroom. However,
he did say that studying in books
beforehand made it easier to learn
when looking at the stars.
Members of the lake County
Astronomy Club arc all amateurs
who meet once a month at Volo Bog
Visitor's Center. The meetings are at
7:30 p.m. on die third Friday of the
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LOCAL NEWS
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By Ginny Skweres
StaffReporter
Many customers of Hofmann's .
Beauty shop and Barbershop may
wonder why the doors are locked
and the snipping of hair has ceased.
The decision to close was made
only because there were no other
options.
As a diabetic, Hans Hofmann
had problems with die retinas of his
eyes and ; needed surgery. That
meant an abrupt close of the bar-
bershop that did not allow time for
an explanation to his customers,
which he regrets.
He had surgery that went well
on his left eye, but the surgery on -
his right eye needed to be done a
second lime.
As if his problems weren't
enough, a few weeks later his wife,
Kate, thought she needed
knee replacement surgery.
Unfortunately, the final diagnosis
was cancer of die knee. She has
been undergoing chemotherapy
and tires easily.
Some say if you enjoy your job,
you never have to work a day in your
life. For Hofmann that was true, and
now that he has not been able to
work, it is sometiiing he misses.
The Hofmanns left Germany,
where Hofmann had cut hair for
about eight years. They moved to
Chicago and he established himself
and was again cutting hair, along
widi Kate, who worked in a beauty
shop.
The city of Chicago wanted to
buy Hofmanns property, which he
sold and reinvested In a site north of
wherejie, had. been.. Not too long
after that, they discovered Silver
Lake in Antioch and bought what
was once a fishing shack on a lake-
front parcel.
"In 1961 we bought the summer
home and had to decide what to
do," Hofmann said. "We decided to
Kate and Hans Hofmann of Antioch cut and styled hair In their shops
on North Avenue for 35 years until they were forced to close their
doors for health reasons. Hans Hofmann clips away hair for a net and
clean look.
m
sell my barbershop and move to the
barbershop on North Avenue."
It took a little longer to sell Kate's
beauty shop and the transition to
Antioch took a couple of years which
put an end to long commutes. They
raised and remodeled the shack and
turned it into a warm and cozy lake-
front home with a view that changes
with the seasons.
Hofmann did what he enjoyed
and did best- he cut hair and ran his
barbershop. In fact he has cut hair in
Antioch for 35 years, making him
active in his profession for more
dian 59 years. He was looking for-
ward to celebrating his 60th year in
the barber business next spring, but
apparently that isn't to be.
"I had many long-time cus-
tomers. I knew them by their face
and tiieir voice and they didn't need
appointments," Hofmann said. "We
were there for their convenience. I
loved what 1 was doing."
In spite of these disappoint-
ments, the Hofmann's and their
daughter Kathy remain upbeat and
thankful for the blessings.they have
had and continue to have.
Customers with questions
regarding Hofmann's retirement
may contact his daughter Kathy
Girter at 847-276-0646.
ginnys@lakelandmedia.com
Fine Arts Foundation
features November show
The Antioch Fine Arts
Foundation is proud to announce
Its November feature show -
Works by painter Beverly Walczak
and painter/sculptor Pixie
Eslinger. Visit with the artists and
view their recent works at the
artist reception on Nov. 13, from 1
to 3 p.m.
"This is a nice way for people
to spend the afternoon," Waiczack
said. "Bill Bachochin [classical
guitarist] will be playing, provid-
ing a relaxing atmosphere to view
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Matthew Stover meets Lake County fans
By Kathy Gresey
StaffReporter
About 100 Star Wars fans and
fanatics came out to Warren-Newport
Public Library in Gumce last Saturday
to meet Revenge of thcSith author and
unincorporated bike County resident,
Matthew Stover.
Stover's novel, based on Star Wars:
Episode III, the movie, brings the Star
Wars epic full circle— from die creation
of Darlh Vadar to the birth of Luke
Skywalkcr and Princess Lela Organa.
The author has written two oilier
Star Wars novels including
Shatterpoint and Traitor. Though he
loves the movies, originally, Stover said
he wasn't interested in writing Star
Wars fiction.
"My publisher approached me
and basically made me an offer I
couldn't refuse," he said. "I was given
thescript three months after die shoot-
ing of the film and had the benefit of a
rather extended interview with George
Lucas himself. Unfortunately for me,
the shooting script is by no means the
final script. (Lucas) can alter the story
literally up until a few days before the
release. It was a complex process."
Stover has been a StarWars fan for
decades and said he saw the original
film and the Empire Strikes Back 20
times each when they were first
released. BeingapartoftheSlar Wars
phenomenon has been amazing, he
said.
'Just to be working with
Star Wars at all was a
tremendous privilege...'
Matthew Stover
Author and unincorporated
Lake County resident
"I was a huge fan, what Uiey now
call a 'fan boy"," he said. "Just to be
working with Star Wars at all was a
tremendous privilege for me."
Currently, Stover is completing his
novel Caine Black Knife, which he
started before taking on Revenge of the
Sith. Caine Black Knife is one book in a
sequence of standalone novels includ-
ing Heroes Die and Blade of Tyshalle,
which blend science fiction together
with other literary genres. ■
Stover said many of his fans are
waiting for die book to be released.
"I'm hoping dial it will come out
next summer," he said. "It's been a long
time coming."
For more information on Stover,
visit his blog spot at
mattstovcr.blogspot.com.
kgresay@lakelarulmedia.com
CORRECTION
The correct store hours for
Alexandria's Soap Opera are
Tuesday dirough Saturday 11 a.m.
to 6 p.m., Sunday 1 1 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and closed on Monday.
TOWN
Ginny
Skweres
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needed to
make time
jolly for all
Since we are in the early days
of November, it is difficult
to believe the holidays will
soon be here, especially
with the warm weather we've been
enjoying. However, Thanksgiving
is less than three weeks away and
after that the Cliristmas holidays
begin in earnest
These holidays are cither a
wonderful celebration for most or
a bitter experience for some. For
those who are hungry, the frivolity
seems to escape them.
Scott Keenan of the Open
Arms Mission is concerned
because the need has increased,
but donations are down. In
response to the natural disasters,
people focused their giving on
where die need was desperate,
which was only appropriate, and
that need continues.
However, Keenan said dona-
tions are down for this time or
year, but the mission currently
helps 150 neighborhood families
each week which includes many
children and elderly.
The mission has tiirec holiday
giving programs. The holiday meal
box costs $25 and will feed a fami-
ly of eight and includes a 12 to 14-
pound turkey, plus die trimmings.
This will be done for Thanksgiving
and Christmas.
Open Anns Mission is also
sponsoring an Adopt-A-Family
program for local families to pro-
vide gifts requested on a wish list
by families in need. Residents can
select a family of a specific size, do
die shopping and wrapping and
make it possible for them to find
something under die tree.
11 le Mission will also have an
annual communityTlianksgiving
dinner between noon and 2 p.m.
on Nov. 24 at two locations. The
Antioch location is at die Senior
Center, 817 Holbek. A second loca-
tion will be at die Lake Villa United
Methodist Church, llOMcKinlcy
and Grand avenues. RSVPs are
requested but not required. Call
847-395-0309 to do so.
Keenan reminds individuals
that cash donations are tax-
deductible, and by giving now the
mission would have time to stock
tiieir shelves. The mission's mail-
ing list is PO Box 79, Antioch, IL,
60002 and more information is
available at 847-395-0309.
'Hie UPS Store and Mall Boxes
.Eta have joined the efforts of die
Marines Toys for Tots Foundation.
The franchises will sell $1 dona-
tion cards beginning now and
continuing dirough Dec 23. Mail
Boxes Etc has contributed $50,000
toward die goal of $1 million.
More information is available
on the Web sites www.theups-
storccom, www.mbe.com. and
www.toysfortots.org.
If you haw interesting infor-
mation or anecdotes to submit for
"Our Town" call staff reporter
Ginny Skweres at IM7-223-8161,
ext. 154 or e-mail, ginnys@lake-
landmedia.com
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Favorite Movie:
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Favorite CD or artist
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Best local restaurant
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Favorite home-cooked meal:
My mom's spaghetti and meatballs
If I had a plane ticket to
anywhere, I'd go to:
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featuring functional pottery by five gallery
artists. Open house Nov. 12 and 13 from 10
a.m.-5 p.m. Studio tours all weekend and pub-
lic kiln opening, all can help, on Nov. 12.
Refreshments will be served.
See www.Antiochpotlery.com or call 847-
838-9949 for further details.
German-American Club
The German-American Club of Antioch will
have a fall dinner dance on Nov. 13 arid reser-
vations must be made by Nov. 5.
The dinner will be at die VFW Hall, 130
Grand Ave., Like Villa.
For reservations or more information, call
Dorothy at 847-356-5484. ■
Antioch Women's Club
The Antioch Women's Club will have their
November meeting on Nov. 9 at 1 p.m. at the
United Methodist Church, 848 Mains St.
Anyone interested in joining the club
should call Pat Goone at 847-838-6688.
Entertainer and singer Brian Fowler of
Chicago will present the program "Nostalgia."
Festival of the Arts of
Antioch
The Antioch Community Ciiorus, spon-
sored by the Festival of Arts, will begin
rehearsals for its annual performance of
Handle's "The Messiah."
The chorus needs all voice parts and peo-
ple from high school to senior citizens are wel-
come. Rehearsals begin Nov. 6 from 1:30 to
3:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church, 848 Main
St.
Rehearsals will be every Sunday except
Nov. 27, and the performance will be Dec. 18.
Kris Bolin of Antioch is the director/conduc-
tor. More information is available by calling
847-395-1333 or 847-395-3195.
PM&L Theatre
Auditions for "The Crucible" will be at 7:30
p.m., Nov. 13 and 14. Performance dates will
be Feb 3 to 19. The play depicts the evenls sur-
rounding die Salem Witch Trials, in 1692 in
Massachusetts.
There are parts for 10 women and 1 1 men.
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ASTRONOMY
Photo by Conduce 11, Johnson
Brandon Zuldema, 10, of Antioch looks at
star clusters as his father, Robert, looks
on during Astronomy Night at Antioch
Elementary School.
month and are.open to die public.
"We have discussions and, if it's a clear
night, we bring out our telescopes," Dziedzic
said. With less ambient light than in town, the
bog is a good place to see more stars.
Higginbotham said she brings die chil-
dren out once a year to look at the stars.
"It's a hands-on experience since die solar
system is such an abstract concept," she said.
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7-9 p .m., Lakes Area Community Band rehearses
Mondays at Antioch Community High School band
room. Please call Debbie Davis at 847-395-0272 .
Friday, November 4
9 a.m., Senior Coffee Hour held first Fridays at
Salem Community Library, 24615 89lh St., Salem,
Wise. Coffee, healthy snacks, programs for seniors
and good conversation. Please call 262-843-3348.
7:30 a.m., Lake Co. Chamber of Commerce net-
workers group.mcets first and third Fridays at the
Gurnce Hampton Inn. Call 847-249-3800 .
6:30 p.m., Lake Co. Camera Club, pccr : to-peer dis-
cussion/socializing, meets first Fridays In Gumec.
All skill levels, digital/film. Call Mike Anient at 847-
356-6937 (noon-6 p.m.) to learn more.
Saturday, November 5
10 a.m.-noon, AFITER (Advocates for Fibromyalgia
Funding Treatment Education and Research)
FMS/CFS/Lupus support group first Saturdays at
Anlipch's Community Bldg., 884 Main St. Call Shnri
at 847-362-7007 or go to www.AFFTEK.org .
Sunday, November 6
10 a.m.-2 p.m., "Turkey Shoot" at Northern 111.
Conservation Club, located on east side of Rt, 83,
south of Rt. 173. Prizes, trophies. Bringgun and
ammunition. Children under IB years or age must
be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please
call 847-335-NICC or visit wvvw.Lake-
onlIno.com/nicc for information.
Noon-3 p.m., The Meeting House Museum, is open
first Sundays. Sec original photos of Antioch and a
veterans' exhibit of photos and memorabilia from
the Civil War through the Gulf War.
7-9 p.m., Open gym Sundays at Antioch
Community High School. S2. Adults only.
Monday, November 7
7 p.m., Sub-committee meetings of Antioch Village
Board. Committee meetings of the whole follow at
8 p.m. in die Village Hall Board Room, 874 Main St.
6:45 p.m., Antioch Garden Club meets first
Mondays at the United Methodist Church. All arc
welcome. Please call Karen at 815-678-2262.
12:45 p.m., Bingo held Mondays at the Senior
Center. Call 847-395-7120 for details.
Community support group or women who arc
dealing with abuse In their homes meets Mondays
in Antioch. All arc welcome. No fees. Call A Safe
Place at 847-249-4450 or 847-249-6557 (TTY) or go
to asafeplaceforhelp.org for more information.
1 p.m., Prairie Pioneers #1081, an organization for
the study of antiques and the preservation of her-
itage, meets t a private home. Call 847-223-4001.
Tuesday, November 8
1 p.m., AARP Chapter 387 (for adults 55+) meets at
the Senior Center, 817 Holbeck Dr. Please call
Sharon Nowak at 847-395-5068 to learn more.
Noon, Kiwanis Club of Antioch meets Tuesdays at
Bacchus Restaurant. Kiwanis is about "Serving the
Children in Our Community." Call Melissa at 847-
489-8044 or e-mail her at mjrigoni@hotmail.com.
6:45 p.m., Bingo, Antioch VFW. Doors open 4:30
p.m. Call 847-395-5393 for more information.
Noon, Lake Co. Retired Teachers' Association meets
in Ubcrtyvillc. Lake Co, teachers, retired teachers
and their guests are Invited. Call 847-362-5813.
Wednesday, November 9
Antioch Women's Club meets second Wednesdays.
Call Pal Goone at 847-83B-668B to Icam more.
8 a.m., American Businesswomen's Association
meets at Keller Williams Realty on Rt. 83 (south of
Rt. 173). Call Nancy at 847-838-6500.
6 p.m., CPR classes sponsored by Antioch Rescue
Squad, held at Squad Bldg., 835 Holbeck Dr. S5. Call
847-395-5511 to learn more.
6:30 p.m., Take Off Pounds Sensibly meets
Wednesdays, weigh-in, 7 p.m. meeting at the Senior
Center, 817 Holbeck Dr. Call Dorothy Stark at 847-
395-7407 or Betty Mullcr at 847-838-3907.
Thursday, November 10
12-30-2 p.m., Silent Auction and Bake Sale,
Christian Women's Connection Ladies' Luncheon at
Twin Oaks Country inn, Wllmot.Wis. Call 847-265-
0446 to RSVP. Free nursery upon request.
7:30 p.m., Village of Antioch Planning and Zoning
Board meets second Thursdays at the Municipal
Bldg., 874 Main St. Call B47-395-100O to confirm.
Friday, November 11
7 p.m., "A Way Out," an AA group for gays, lesbians
, and straights, meets. Call Linda West 847 735-1230 .
Saturday, November 12
030 a.m., Singles (ages 55+) Breakfast Group meets
in Gurnce. Call Chuck 847-362-545B for details.
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Persons charged with a crime are innocent
until proven guilty in court Information in
Police Beat comes from police departments.
ANTIOCH
Driving without a license
Alfonao Velasco-Vasquez, 28, of 1304
Greenfield, Waukegan, was stopped for
driving 47 mph in a 35 mph-zone. He was
also charged for not having a valid driver's
license. He was released on personal
recognizance and is scheduled to appear
in court on Dec. 28.
William Young, 25, of 720 S. Cogswell,
Silverlake, Wis., was stopped for an inop-
erative headlight, He was also charged for
driving without a valid driver's license. He
was released on personal recognizance
and is scheduled to appear in court on .
Dec. 14.
Peter G. Ombregt, 25, of 3180 Lake
Shore Drive, Chicago, was stopped for
driving 62 mph in a 45 mph-zone. He was
also charged with driving without a dri-
ver's license. A court date is pending.
LAKE VILLA
Driving while license
suspended
Steven D. Marshall, 41, 26701 103rd St.,
Trevor, was stopped at 6:29 p.m. on Oct. 26,
for having a cracked front windshield. He
gave officers a false name and date of birth
because he did not have a valid driver's
license. He was charged with driving while his
license was suspended and for obstruction of
justice. He was released on persona! recogni-
zance and is scheduled to appear in court on
Nov. 23.
Robert D. Meyerin, 28, of 27930 W. Rowe
Ave., Spring Grove, was stopped at 4:43 p.m.
on Oct. 25 for driving 50 mph in a 35 mph-
zone. He was also charged with driving
while his license was revoked and for driv-
ing without insurance. He was released on
$200 bond and is scheduled to appear in
court on Nov. 23.
Reckless driving
Michael D. Aberriathy, 44, of 65223 247th
St., Salem, Wis., was stopped for speeding
and improper lane usage. He had been forc-
ing cars to drive on die shoulder of North
Avenue. He was released on personal recog-
nizance and is scheduled to appear in court
on Nov. 23.
FOX LAKE
Obstructing a
peace officer
Nicholas B. Thurow, 24, of 41
Nippersink Blvd., Fox Lake, was charged
with obstructing a peace officer. Police
responded with McHenry County Sheriff's
Department officer with a warrant for
another person at that address. Thurow
told police no one else was there. He was
later charged on Oct. 23 and released on
bond.
Domestic battery
Marshall A. Tieman, 21, of 145 block of
Devlin Road, Ingleside, was charged with six
counts of domestic battery and one count of
battery in an August arrest.
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FIRES
$35,000 in bond court. A preliminary hearing
is scheduled for Nov. 7.
Firefighters returned to the station at
about 10:30 p.m. to replace the hoses and
other fire fighting equipment. At 11:03 p.m.,
only a half hour after completing the first
call, firefighters were called to a structure fire
at 26071 Calhoun Ave., near Grass Lake Road
and Broadway.
A two-story house was showing fire on all
sides, risking adjacent houses when they
arrived. The unincorporated area does not
have fire hydrants and the department used
all three of their tank trucks and asked Tor
additional tankers from Fox Lake, Wilmot and
Lake Villa.
• Firefighters could not enter the build-
ing since the fire had been burning for
quite awhile and the risk was too great.
Firefighters were able to determine
that no one was home at the time of the
fire. The houses on either side of burning
house sustained minor damage according
to Fire Chief Dennis Volling.
There were no injuries at die house mat was
rented by Richard Jorgensen, since he was not
at home. The fire department and the insurance
company are invesUgating the cause of the fire,
which is a standard procedure.
The Newport and Bristol Fire
Departments were on standby for lire Antioch
Fire Department in case other calls came in.
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No firearms ID
Michael K. Franklin, 45, of 105 Manor
Ave., Fox Lake, was charged with attempted
obstruction of justice and having firearms
without proper FOID. He was also charged
willi not having a valid driver's license and
not having proof of insurance. Police confis-
cated several weapons, including a 12 gauge
shot gun and ammunition, on Oct. 26. He was
stopped at Eagle Point and Manor Road, and
tried to exit die vehicle, but told to get back in
by police. He said he had a license from
Indiana, but diere was no record. He told
police that he had been hunting and four
dogs were in the vehicle.
Public intoxication
Jason R. Popp, 23, of 35706 Franklin Ave.,
Ingleside, was charged widi public intoxica-
tion on Oct. 21. The incident took place in die
parking lot of Moreitt's, 164 Route 12, Fox
Lake.
Truck spills cargo
Fox Lake Fire Department responded to a
call for a truck which lost its load of bricks at
Route 12 and Brandenburg Road on Oct. 27.
There were no injuries.
ROUND LAKE
Improper lane usage
Tywon T.Williams, 18, of 27283 W.
Nippersink Road, Ingleside, was stopped by
Round Lake Police on Oct 26 on Railroad
Avenue and charged widi improper lane
usage and having no valid driver's license.
Williams was released on bond pending his
court date of Nov. 22 at 3 p.m. in Round Lake
Beach.
Failure to wear seatbett
Eduardo R. Murguia, 20, of 1503 Pleasant,
Round Lake, was stopped by Round Lake
.Police on Wasliington Street and Cedar Lake
Road on Oct, 26 and charged widi failure to
The following people have been
arrested for driving under the
influence of alcohol or drugs
LAKE VILLA
Dale Edwards Jones, 25, of 1001
Brentwood Drive, Round Lake, was
stopped for improper lane usage and hav-
ing inoperable rear registration' light and
brake light. He was also charged with DUI
and DUI above .08. He was released on
personal recognizance and is scheduled to
appear hi court on Nov. 8.
Richard C. Stuberrauch, 31, of
43173 New Venice Way, Antioch. was
stopped at 11:31 p.m. on Oct. 31. He was
charged with improper lane usage, illegal
transportation of alcohol, having an
expired registration and DUI. He was
released on a cash bond and is scheduled
to appear in court op Dec. 6.
ROUND LAKE
Daniel It. Martinez, 19, of 38441 N.'
7lh Ave., Spring Grove, was stopped on Oct.
25 on Route 134 in Round Lake and
charged widi DUI, improper lane usage
and failure to signal. He posted his driver's
license and a $1,000 personal recognizance
bond pending his court date of Nov. 18 at 9
a.m. in Waukegan.
wear a seatbelt and widi not having his dri-
ver's license on his person. A passenger, Isaias
D. Abundes, 22, of 542 Washington, Apt ff21B,
Waukegan, was charged with possession of
marijuana. He was released on bond pending
his court date of Nov. 22 in Round Lake
Beach.
No valid license
Ronald L Sorkin, 52, of 502 E. Shaker
Court, Round Lake Beach, was stopped on
Fairfield Road on Oct. 28 by Round Lake
Police and charged with driving while
license suspended. He was released on $100
bond pending his court date on Nov. 15 at 3
p.m.
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"Once Upon a Mattress," a fractured fairy-
tale that fancifully reiterates the Hans
Christian Andersen story "The Princess and
the Pea," has a long history on the stage. The
musical comedy that debuted on Broadway in
May of 1959 is now enjoying a noteworthy
revival at Drury Lane Oakbrook.
Prom a book by Jay Thompson, Marshall
Barer and Dean Fuller, the show's music by
Mary Rodgers is as bouncy as ever while the
catchy lyrics by Barer remain fresh.
Ray Frewen's direction seems determined
to mind every note, laugh and dance step pos-
sible - and he succeeds,
"Once Upon a Mattress" pits two comedic
divas in a battle of wits. Paula Scrofano, as Queen
Aggravain (the character's name speaks, vol-
umes), an overbearing and overprotective moth-
er who is doing everytliing within her power to
keep her son from marrying. And Kristen Freilich,
a minx-like princess - Winnifrcd, or Fred to her
friends - was raised in a swamp and has swam
the castle's moat to find herself in contention for
the hand of Prince Dauntless, an eager if compla-
cent lad played by Sean Fortunato.
Scrofano and Freilich bodi have perfect
timing that's essential for the broad humor
demanded by their roles, and they also carry
their weight as singers.
Kristen Freilich must prove herself a worthy princess in "Once Upon a Mattress" at Drury
Lane Oakbrook.
To prove she has the sensitivity requisite
of a true princess, die Queen and her Wizard
(John Reeger) devise a "test" to sec how
Winnifrcd responds to a single pea tucked
beneadi a pile of 20 mattresses.
Meanwhile, the court is anxious, since no
one may marry until after the prince has taken
a bride. Especially anxious lest their secret
comes out are Marry, a proud knight played by
Brian Herriott, and a pregnant Lady Larkin
(Pegah Kadkhodaian).
Other unfaltering performances are by
Bernie Yvon as die jester; Jason Bayle, the min-
strel; and die expressive Dale Benson, skirt-
chasing old KingSextimus, who for most of die
story is under a spell that has left him mute.
Vivid and imaginative costumes by
Gregory Slawko give sparkle to "Once Upon a
Mattress" as does the inventive minimalist set
by Robert Kovach and the fine lighting by
Robert Christen. In addition, a strong dance
ensemble, choreographed by Marci Caliendo,
and the music direction by Jeff Bell, guaran-
tees no one in this audience will fall asleep.
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Written by Yasmina Reza, a gifted
Parisian playwright, "ART" starts out by ask-
ing, "what is art?" H ends not only with the
meaning of art but of life, love and friendship
to booL En route, it tickles both the palate
and intellect with wild and witty exchange.
The story of "ART" is devilishly simple,
yet astonishingly sophisticated' A man buys
a white painting on a white canvas for an
outrageous sum. -He wants his friends to
admire his taste and joyfully shows it to
them. They have reservations about what
they see and are not shy about showing it.
Sparkling repartee ensues, testing die bonds
of their friendship. In the end il becomes
clear that the play is not really about art at all
but about something much deeper.
Winner of the 1998 Tony Award for Best
Play and the OlivierAward for Best Comedy,
"ART," a full-length, one-act play has a tal-
ented local cast. If includes Tom Beck of
Round Lake, Dan Deuel of Gumee and
James Farrell of Oak Park.
The play will be presented at The Center
for the Performing Arts at Gorton, 400 E.
Illinois, Lake Forest, downstairs in the
"Grotto" - a 70-seat "black box" theatre pro-
viding an intimate space for the Citadel
Theatre Co. performances.
According to Newsweek "'ART', sounds
like a marriage of Moliere and Woody
Allen." This is a wedding that should not be
missed. "Art" opens Nov. 17 and runs
through Dec. 11 Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays at 8 p.m. and a Sunday matinee at
2 p.m. Tickets are $20 general admission
and $17 for students and seniors. Call
Citadel for tickets at B47-735-B554 or
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Nov. 11, 12, 13* 18, 19, 20*, 25, 26, 27*, 2005
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Amy Conn
Early music
has a lesson
An early music offering will be presented
at the Byron Colby Barn Nov. 6 at 4 p.m. for
those looking foi'something a little different.
Claudio Monteverdi's "II Ballo delle
Ingrate" or "The Dance of the Ungrateful
Women" is a long madrigal, staged and cos-
tumed as a mini-opera, with Amy Conn as
Cupid, and conducted by Michael Lewanski.
A short work, "II Ballo delle Ingrate" was
written to be performed for ladies at court.
Furthermore, it was ostensibly written to"
induce the ladies to be generous to their male
suitors. This is accomplished in the work by
the audience's observation of a visit Cupid and
Venus make to Pluto. The purpose of dicir visit
is to ask Pluto to show die ungrateful women
he keeps in Hades to the women of the world,
and in particular those in the audience, so that
they can see firsthand what happens to
women who withhold their favor to their male
suitors.
Single tickets are $15, with children under
16 admitted free. Season passes are available
for $72.
Tire Byron Colby Barn is located at 1561
Jones Point Rd. in Grayslake. For tickets or
information, call 847-543-1202 or e-mail
bcbarn@prairiecrossing,com.
Ayodele Gasel to join
Footprints at Tap Jam 2005!
The internationally recognized Footprints
Tap Ensemble of Talent Forum will welcome
Ayodele Casel as this year's Tap Jam 2005 guest
artist, along with Chicago's own Mark Yonally
and world-renowned jazz musicians Willie
Pickens, Marlene Rosenberg, Pat Mallinger
and Robert Shy. The eleventh annual Tap Jam
will be held Saturday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. in the
Vernon Hills High School Auditorium Theatre,
located at 145 Lakeview Parkway, Vernon Hills.
Tickets, priced at $10 and $15, are now on sale
at Talent Forum, 450 Peterson Rd„ Libertyville.
A limited number of tickets will be available at
the door.
Footprints Tap Ensemble is a production
and performance company of Chicago-area
youth. The ensemble is directed by the
dancers Uiemselves, whose ages range from 13
to IB. Their repertoire is varied, and reflects
members' training with the finest master tap
dancers in die world.
"Footprints is particularly dedicated to
carrying on the legacy of the great tap mas-
ters," said Talent Forum director Shelley
Hoselton. "You will see influences of many of
die old masters in their work.". This Tap Jam
includes everything from a lively Broadway-
style duet choreographed by one of Footprints'
youngest dancers, to an exquisite yet frantical-
ly-paced piece performed to Natalie Cole's
smoodi vocals in Avalon, to a hard-hitting cut-
ting-edge dance inspired by the Beastle Boy's
Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, to several
jazz pieces accompanied by the Willie Pickens'
Quartet. "We've got something for everyone,"
says Hoselton.
As an added bonus to Uiis year's Tap Jam,
Ayodele Casel will hold master workshops for
intermediate and advanced tappers (6di grade
and older) at Talent Forum on November 13
from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost is $30. Preregistration
is recommended.
For more information about these master
classes or Tap Jam 2005, visit Footprints' Web
site at www.footprints-tap-ensemble.org or
call Talent Forum at 647-816-171 1.
Footprints Tap Ensemble will be welcoming Ayodele Casel as its guest artist Nov. 12 at the
Vernon Hills High School Auditorium. (Kathleen Weinstein Photography)
The Schmoogs
are coming!
A family musical, "Treasures in
Schmoogieland" will be presented on
Saturday, Nov. 12, at the All Saints Lutheran
Church in Fox Lake. Performances will be
held at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. A silent auction
will also be held after each show.
Sure to appeal to die whole family, espe-
cially children, die show will feature music,
singing and dancing by a variety of colorfully-
costumed "Schmoog" chnracters. Written and
produced by Madonna Maze of Art from the
Heart Productions in McHenry, die show will
be performed by members of die All Saints
Lutheran Church, with proceeds to benefit die
church and a local child widi autism.
Maze describes her "Schmoogs" as
fuzzy, colorful, little critters known for thcir
big hearts of gold. They live in
Schmoogieland, where everybody lends a
helping hand. Their name "Schmoog"
rhymes with 'good,' because that is what
they are. Most of Maze's Schmoog tales are
stories that teach children lessons about
doing good for others.
"Schmoogs are die ultimate volunteers,"
says Maze. "And the cast in this show are
volunteering their time and talent to make
die show a success for their church." Maze's
Schmoog musicals have been performed at
various churches and schools in the area as
well as at the Woodstock Opera House
Tickets are $7 for adults, $5 for children
and seniors, and children under 3 are free.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or in
advance through die church at 847-587-7727
or from Curves in Fox Lake at 847-507-7001 . •
Following each performance guests are
invited to meet the cast, receive free
"Schmoogieland" souvenirs and enjoy
refreshments. Cameras are welcome. A
silent auction will also be held.
All Saints Lutheran Church is located at
5800 State Park Road in Fox Lake. For more
information, contact Madonna Maze at 047-
322-1812 or e-mail at
MadonnaMaze@aol.com.
Dance/auction to benefit Santa
Maria del Popolo School Nov. 5
Dust off your dancin' shoes - it's time for
Santa Maria del Popolo's annual Fistfull of
Dollars Dinner Dance/Auction!
On Saturday, Nov. 5, Santa Maria del
Popolo School in Mundelein will gather
guests at the Crowne Plaza Hotel for their
annual "Fistfull of Dollars" dinner dance and
auction.
The S65 per person price includes cock-
tails, dinner, dancing, and die opportunity to
bid on some unique silent and live auction
items including: artistic one of a kind cre-
ations from the Santa Maria student classes
(PrcK-8), a $600 electric Washburn guitar,
custom designed pendant by designer
Patricia Locke Jewelry, vacation getaways,
and Fighterjet Pilot for a day. There arc more
than 200 donated items - big and small - this
auction has it all!
In addition, die winner of die $10,000
cash raffle prize will be announced.
Last year's event was attended by over
280 people enabling the school to raise
money toward their $100,000 fund-raising
goal.
"This enables us to meet our budget and
continue to supply our Preschool through 8th
grade students with a quality education" said
Dean Riley, school board president.
Santa Maria del Popolo was founded
inl950 and is dedicated to academic excel-
lence; their graduates routinely outperform
their peers in secondary school. One out of
every four Santa Maria alumni scores in the
top 90th percentile on their ACT.
■ For further information about the event
or school, contact Maria Schneider at 847-
949-2664.
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Food sliow view-
ers have seen Daisy
Martinez in action on
her public television
series. Now lliey can
enjoy her recipes
between die pages of
a new book, "Daisy
Cooks! Latin Flavors
that will Rock Your
World" (Hyperion,
2005).
- Born in Puerto
Rico and living in
Brooklyn, Martinez
provides a highly accessible introduction to
Latin cookery, with dishes from her homeland
plus Mexico, Cuba, Spain, Dominican Republic
as well as Central and South America. Expect to
find gazpacho, crab-filled empanadas,
Colombian-style stuffed flank steak and a fine
Mexican flan.
Many or her dishes can be prepared within
half an hour - especially those that build on
some of the basic salsas, nibs and flavored oils
she outlines early on.
Her Sausage, Onion, Pepper and Potato
Roast is an aromatic casserole that's perfect for a
late autumn supper. All the ingredients work in
harmony. We used a very smoky andouille; you
may prefer a garlicky Italian sausage or a combi-
nation of the two.
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2 lbs. of garlicky sausage such as
llngulca, andouille or Italian sausages
seasoned with garlic
1 lb. white potatoes, scrubbed and cut
into 1/2-ln. rounds on the bias
Fine sea or kosher salt
1 tsp. dried oregano
Olive oil
1 each red, yellow and orange bell
peppers, cored, seeded and cut
lengthwise into 1/4-ln. strips
1 large Spanish onion, halved and
then cut Into thin slivers
2 sprigs of fresh thyme
Freshly ground pepper
Chopped fresh cilantro
1. Place the sausages in a skillet with 1/2 cup of
water. Cook over high heat, turning the
sausages until the water has evaporated and
the sausages start to sizzle in their fat, about 6
minutes. Ihe sausage centers will be pink. Cut
the sausages into t-in, slices on the bias. Set
aside.
2. Place i lie potatoes in a medium saucepan
and add enough cold water to cover them.
Add a small handful of salt and bring Uic water
to a boil over high heat. As soon as the water
comes to a boil, drain and set aside.
3. Preheat the oven to '125 degrees F. Toss the
sausages, potatoes and oregano together in a
roasting pan with enough oil to coat diem
lightly. Cover with aluminum foil and roast for
30 minutes, shaking the pan every once in a
while.
4. Toss the peppers, onions and thyme with
die sausages and potatoes. Season lightly with,
salt and pepper and return to the oven. Roast,
uncovered, until the onions and peppers are
tender but not melted, about 20
minutes. Check
the season-
ings. Scatter,
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over the lop
and serve hot.
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4 cups frozen blackberries
to as p oonlime juice
tablespoons honey
canned peach, halves or 8 medium
fresh peaches, cut in half, pitted
tablespoons packed brown sugar
teaspoon ground cinnamon
teaspoons peach liqueur or lime juice
Additional blackberries, if desired
I. In blender, combine blackberries, 1 tea-
spoon lime juice and honey; blend at medium
speed about 45 seconds, stopping blender
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Create a whole new low for vegetables with
this noodles and cheese favorite!
Vegetables
Olive oil cooking spray
2 medium bell peppers, cut into
1-inch pieces
1 medium onion, cut into 8 wedges,
separated into pieces
medium zucchini, sliced (4 cups)
ounces mushrooms, sliced (3 cups)
teaspoon salt
teaspoon popper
occasionally to scrape sides, until smooih.
■Strain sauce. Coven refrigerate until serving,
2. Place peach halves, cut sides up, on large
piece of heavy-duty aluminum foil. Sprinkle
with brown sugar, cinnamon and liqueur. Fold
foil over peaches and seal.
3. Broil foil packet 4 inches from heat about
15 minutes or until peaches arc heated
through. Serve hot With blackberry sauce.
Garnish wiUi additional blackberries.
Tip: Frozen raspberries or strawberries
arc colorful stand-ins for blackberries. And
if you like, maple syrup or brown sugar can
be used instead of honey.
Makes servings
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1/4
To mato Sauce
1 large onion, chopped
2 tablespoons finely chopped garlic
1 ,can (28 ounces) Progresso tomato
puree
3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
leaves or 1 tablespoon dried basil
leaves
3 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano
leaves or 1 tablespoon dried
oregano leaves
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt ,
1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
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12 uncooked lasagne noodles
4 cups shredded mozzarella. cheese
(16 ounces)
1 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
(4 ounces)
1. Heat oven to 450"P. Spray 15 x 10 x 1-inch pan
wiUi cooking spray.
2. Place bell peppers, onion, zucchini and
mushrooms in single layer in pan. Spray vegeta-
bles with cooking spray; sprinkle wiUi salt and
pepper. *
3. Bake uncovered 20 to 25 minutes, turning
vegetables once, until vegetables are tender.
4. Meanwhile, spray 2-quart saucepan with
cooking spray. Cook chopped onion and garlic in
saucepan over medium hear 2 minutes, stirring
occasionally. Stir in remaining sauce ingredients.
Heat to boiling; reduce heat. Simmer uncovered
15 to 20 minutes or until slightly thickened.
5. Cook and drain noodles as directed on pack-
age. Rinse noodles with cold water, drain. Mix
cheeses; set aside.
6. Reduce oven temperature to <I0()T. Spray
13 x 9-inch (3-quart) glass baking dish with cook-
ing spray.
7. Spread 1 f<\ cup sauce in dish; top with
3 noodles, Layer with 3/4 cup sauce, I 1/4 cups
vegetables and 1 cup cheese mixture. Repeat lay-
ers 3 more times wiih remaining noodles, sauce,
vegetables and cheese mixture.
8, Rake lasagna uncovered 20 to 25 minutes or
until hoi. Let stand 10 minutes before culling.
Simplify: Use 1 jar (32 ounces)
tomato pasia sauce instead of mak-
ing fresh tomato sauce.
Makes
10 servings
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It's time for
Sweet 'Potato Tie
While sweet potatoes abound, delight
your family and guests with this tasty pie.
It's an easy recipe made even easier with a
frozen pie crust that's ready to bake in its
own disposable pan. Bake ahead and refrig-
erate for your next fall gathering.
Layered Cream
Cheese-Sweet Potato Pie
1 Pillsbury Pet-Ritz frozen deep dish
pie crust
Cr eam Cheese Layer
1
1/4
1
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package (8 oz.) cream cheese, not
softened
cup granulated sugar
egg
teaspoon grated orange peel
Sweet Potato Layer
cup mashed, cooked sweet
potatoes (about 3/4 lb. uncooked)
cup half-and-half
cup packed brown sugar
teaspoon grated orange peel
teaspoon ground cinnamon
teaspoon ground ginger
teaspoon ground nutmeg
teaspoon salt
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Place cookie sheet on oven rack. Heat oven
to 350° F. In small bowl, beat cream cheese and
sugar on low speed until well blended. Add egg;
beat well. Stir in orange peel. Set aside.
Place sweet potatoes in food processor;
cover and process until smooth. In large howl,
beat sweet potato layer ingredients with wire
whisk. Spread cream cheese mixture In frozen
pie crust. Carefully spoon sweet potato mixture
over cream cheese mixture.
Rake on cookie, sheet 50 to 60 minutes or
until set and knife inserted near center comes
out clean. Cool 30 minutes. Refrigerate until
chilled, 3 to 4 hours. Store covered in refrigera-
tor. 8 servings.
Tip: To prevent the layers from blending,
do not soften the cream cheese prior to mixing.
If preparing die recipe with the Pumpkin Spice
Packet (included in Pet-Ritz pie cnist packages
during winter 2005), eliminate the spices and
salt. Serve widi sweetened whipped cream, if
desired.
High Altitude (3500-6500 ft): Heat oven to
375° P.
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22-M!neoIa Restaurant and Lounge
FoxLalte
One of Al Cappne*s favorite hangoijis from the
'30s is still alive and well today. The Mlncola, on the
shores of Fox Lake, features a restaurani, lounge,
banquet hall and marina.
As the largest frame structure in the state, the
well-known hotel, originally a 100-room place with
79 sleeping rooms built in 1884 as clubhouse, was
purchased by the Jakstas family in 1942 and is still
run by family members. It was put on the National
Register of Historic Places in 1979.
The restaurant features Sunday breakfast, as
well as a" Friday night 'fish Try and prime rib on
Saturdays and is open as well for lunch and dinner
throughout the week serving American fare.
There's also a medium-size marina on site for
boaters with storage inside and out.
Don't miss: Al Capone and other gangster
paraphernalia, as well as an Impressive police
badge collection and on old menu from the
hotel
Details: Coil 047-587-0771 . •
23-Lelimann Mansion
lake Villa
(Y" ; In 2001, close to becoming nothing but a mere
memory, the Lehmann Mansion was spared being
razed by ^wrecking ''boll as the village of Lake Villa
stepped" in. and purchased the most of the 06-acrc
estate for $2.7 million.
Many local residents wanted to see die mansion
preserved, including Ted Nielsen, who purchased 26
acres of die estate four years ago. Today it is used for
a host of functions, primarily as a banquet facility.
The rnanslop was originally built In 1912 as a
summer home Tor Edward 7. Lehmann and family.
Recently, ; lj,was extensively restored to die grandeur
ofits elegant past.
In 2002, the site was placed on the Illinois State
Historical Register.
Don't miss: The beauty of the mansion in
spring u Ith 1 Ls landscaping.
Details: Call 047-356-991 1, Web:
wmvJebmannmanslon.com.
24-VoIo Auto Museum
Volo
Is this heaven? For car lovers', it just might be.
The Vblo Auto Museum and Antique-Mails is Five
showrooms with 300 collectible and Hollywood cars
in addition to the largest selection of die-cast cars in
die Midwest.
Buying, selling or looking, die 45-year-old muse-
um has the original II a I mobile, Grandpa Minister's
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Dragula, die Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee and die
Starsky and Hutch Gran Torino.
Interacdve exhibits, like the Back to die Future
DeLorean arid Scooby Doo Mystery Machine are
Instant favorites.
There's also a new Anncd Forces Exhibit that
puts you in die diick or the battle with dioramas fea-
turing true-to-life sound effects and original military
weapons and vehicles.
Don't miss: Also on site, three huge
antique malls with 350 dealers with Just about
anything you could Imagine.
Details: Call 015-305-3044, Web:
www.volocars.com.
25-EastGym
Waukegan
1 -No other site around holds so much 1 meaning
when it comes to Lake County basketball.
Waukegan High School's East Gym, now at the
school's ninth grade center, features huge blowup
photos of Bulldog legends in its, lobby; like eventual
.Cleveland Browns halt of fame. quarterback Otto
Graham. (V5)
But enterthe gym ana" it's like stepping back Into
dme. The un ique bleacher setup surrounds die court
and gets the fans. right on top of the action. There's
probably no louder basketball arena in the area.
After hosting the sectionals for most of Lake
County for many years, die tournament moved to
the more sterile, yet newer and higher-capacity envi-
rons at Lake Zurich High School.
' Don't miss An extensive collection of high
school memorobUla and trophies in the lobby.
UetalK- Call U47-360-5Q10
26-Nuclear Power Plant
ZJon : J
Even though the Zion Generating Station has
been dormant for seven years, the twin towers,
which used to be a nuclear generating facility, now
is what its owners, Exelon Corp., term as a "volt-
age-stabilizing facility."
After 26 years, the reactors were permanently
shutdown on Jan. 15, 1990.
Harly In* 1998, Exelon said both units' genera-
tors were converted to synchronous condensers,
which arc used year-round to provide stability to
die Northeast Illinois power lines to help during
peak usage months in summer.
, ,. Station-employees arc still there today moni-
toring die storage of spent nuclear fuel.
Don't miss: Nearby Illinois Beach State
Park \
Details: www.cxeloneorp.coin
27-Abbott Laboratories
North Chicago
Last year, Abbott reported sales of $19.7 bil-
lion as well as recording its 324th consecutive
quarterly dividend 'to be paid to shareholders
since 1924. \.
Also, 2004 marked the 32nd straight year
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pharmaceutical and nutritional products which
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North Chicago elsewhere, as the county's largest
employer.
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Prairie Crossing has proven itself as a "con-
servation community," one which was designed
to combine responsible development, preser-
vation of open land and easy commuting by
rail.
Rather than budding thousands of homes
over native prairie lands, there were only 395
homes built at Prairie Crossing, Including 36
condominiums.
The first homeowners moved Into Prairie
Crossing In 1995.
Prairie Crossing features many events
including concerts and gatherings at the hls-
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swimming at Lake Aldo Leopold's beach, as well
as walking, biking and cross country skiing on
the 10 miles of trails.
Don't miss: live music at the Byron
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Details: Call 847-540-5400, Web:
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nightmare
The chilling
draft
whipped
through the
empty corridors,
rustling long aban-
doned garments
and rattling dusty
knick-knacks, as if
taunting anyone
foolhardy enough
to enter. An unan-
swered phone sil-
houetted against a
flickering computer screen rang eerily in
the background, completing the hopeless
picture.
Lately the media would have you
believe that customers wandering retail
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establishments invariably encounter the
haunting scene above. And that dialing up
service reps is just as frightening, with the
ghost of John Belushi forever ranting
"Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger. Pepsi! No
Coke!" in voice mail limbo.
Yes, cost cutting seems to be draining
the life out of customer service.
Meanwhile, employees left to deal with
increasingly irate customers resort to crude
name calling on customer billing state-
ments or websites like "The Customer
S[tinks)." And "Associates" left on the sales
floor are often as welcoming as a vampire
at sunrise.
As a result, my mother is spending her
retirement years online trying to get the
promised promotional price on her maga-
zine subscription. And I can save big
money at a building supply store if 1 'in
willing to apologize for living to a checkout
girl. Or I can be entertained at an office
supply chain by watching a floor manager
sit in her office and ignore customers until
they leave in a huff.
The shipping company DHL has used
tliis sorry state of affairs to its advantage in
a commercial touting its service in com-
parison to everyday annoyances like a rude
waitress or impatient bus driver.
Apparently, DHL read the graffiti on the
wall:
•According to marketing consultant Jill
Griffin, increasing customer satisfaction
and retention by just a few percentage
points can increase profits by 25 to 100
percent.
•Experts also claim that customers will
spend up to 10 percent more for the same
product with better service.
•And "The Harvard Business Heview"
notes that "customers who have had bad
experiences tell approximately 1 1 people
about it; while 1 hose with good experiences
tell just 6".
Worse, people seem wired to complain
about poor customer service, but too busy
to praise good performance. Today it takes
exceptional effort for a company to win
accolades. So now more than ever it's time
to acknowledge employees who go beyond
job descriptions to serve customers, like
checker "Colleen" at the Wauconda Jewel.
I'll bypass self-serve to wait in line for
Colleen, who tries to cheer up every shop-
per she meets, no matter how grumpy or
hurried they are.
I'm sure there are other Lake County
businesses with employees Hke Colleen. So
send me your stories, and maybe we'll
wake up companies offering only service
nightmares.
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The Mundclein High School Choral Music
Department is proud to present the 5th
Annual Spotlight Dinner on Nov. II, at
Concorde Banquet Center in Lake Zurich. The
dinner will feature asit down dinner with open
bar. Many auction items will he available for
people to bid on. The charge for the dinner is
$50.00 per person. All the proceeds from the
Spotlight Dinner will go to assist the show
choirs of Mundelein High School get to the
Showsloppers Show Choir Invitational in New
York City in March 200G.
If you have other questions or wish to
donate items for the auction, contact Don
Wood at spotlightdinner@gmail.com
Chafn-O-Lakes Area Artworks
Children's Museum Fundraiser
On Friday, Nov. 11, a Wine and Cheese
Tasting will be held to benefit the not-for-prof-
it Artworks Children's Museum that is located
on Washington in Ingleside. The wine and
cheese tasting is to be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
at the Best Western Regency Hotel on Rt. 173
in Antioch.
Tickets arc $20 for advanced purchase and
$25 at the door. Contact Perry at 847-201-1001
or Linda 847-208-2237 for more information.
The ArtWorks Children's Museum is a center
for creative learning and play focusing on the
arts and utilizing all sorts of recycled and
donated materials.
Round Lake High School
presents 'The Diviners'
In the purest sense, The Diviners is a play
about love, friendship, family and community, '
and a time in our nation's history when these
tilings were hard to find, and even harder to
hold onto. While the rest of the country lays
divided and demoralized by the ravages of the
Great Depression, the people of this story man-
age to weather the storm. In a true community,
the joys and pains of the individual are shared
and shouldered by all, and it is this sense of
' community that binds these people together,
allowing them to persevere with determina-
tion, hope and good humor. Possessed of a
great respect for the land and those they share
it with, die people of Zion still believe in com-
mon courtesy, and the value of a handshake.
The playwright, Jim Ixjonard Jr., said it best,
"These are good and simple people, they have
nothing but the best of intentions".
Stylistically, the play has a hymn-like qual-
ity. It is spare, haunting, and yet ultimately
human, and filled with warmth. There is a rev-
erence Tor life in the play, even in its depiction
of human frailty and death. There is also a
tremendous faith in the human capacity for
goodness. The Diviners is a ballad a folk tale,
told and retold among friends.
Showtimes are now through Nov. 5 at 7:30
p.m., doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets arc avail-
able at the door. Adults $7, children ands
Senior Citizen $5. Children five years old and
under $2.
Audition Notice for 'Modigiiani'
by Dennis Mclntyre
Citadel Theatre of Lake Forest will be audi-
tioning for "Modigiiani" by Dennis Mclntyre
on Nov. 19 from 1-4 p.m. and Nov. 21 from 7-
10 p.m. at Act One Studio, 640 N. LaSalle, Suite
535 Chicago. Also Nov. 20 from 1 -4 p.m. at the
Gorton Center for the Performing Arts, 400 E.
Illinois, Lake Forest. Prepare a 2 min. dramat-
ic mono. Casting 6 men 20-50, 1 woman 20-40.
All roles available. There is pay. Performances
are Jan 19, thru February 12. For more info or
to make an appointment, call 847-735-8554.
For sides and synopsis of play go to
www.citadellhcatre.org Audition Notice for
"Modigiiani" by Dennis Mclntyre
"Creating opportunities for children and
adults with developmental disabilities"
Help us light up the lives of the children and
adults with disabilities supported by Clearbrook.
Please see the calendar listing below for
Clearbrook's first Wonderland of Lights spectacu-
lar. The whole family can enjoy winding thru mil-
lions of lights and animated holiday scenes in a
comfortable drive-thru setting at Arlington Park
Racecourse... and all for a very reasonable cost
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Jennifer & Zachary Pratt
On July 22, Jennifer Decker and Zachary
Pratt were married at the Chain of Lakes
Community Bible Church in Antioch with Pastor
Kerry Bauman officiating.
The men-of-honor were Mark Decker and
Michael Decker with die best man, Nate Pratt.
Bridesmaids were Margaret Fischer, Diana
Decker, Maggie Blaney, Liz Masko and Lauren
Thurlwell.
Groomsmen were Tim Clutter, Scott
Johnson with attendants, Bret Jacob, Derek
Lucas and Olson Pratt.
A reception took place at Midlane Country
Club at Wadswordi with 200 guests attending.
Prior to the wedding date, a rehearsal dinner
was held at RJ's Eatery in Undenhurst, hosted by
die groom's parents, Carla and Wayne Pratt.
Chippewa Falls, Wis. is where the couple
spent Uieir honeymoon.
They now reside in Madison, Wis.
Dale and Debbie Decker of Antioch are the
parents of the bride.
Jennifer graduated from Antioch Community High School and earned a degree in
Elementary Education at the North Central College. She is employed at Oregon High School in
Oregon, Wis. as a Special Education Assistant.
Zachary's parents are Carla and Wayne Pratt of Antioch. He is a graduate of Antioch
Community High School and earned a degree in Biochemistry at North Central College and is
employed at the UW-Madison College as a Cancer Biologist.
Jennifer & Zachary Pratt
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These films are currently playing at
local theaters. An average of six new
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Playing at
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opening -this week
The Squid and the Whale: The
father (Jeff Daniels) in an eccentric
and elitist Brooklyn family (who has
not had a successful novel published
in some time) is quasi-comfortable
as a college teacher, though that too
has reached a plateau. When his wife
(Laura Linney) blossoms as a writer
with major publicity and a contract
that he feels only he should have, his
ego gets in the way and it's splitsvillc.
In the wake of the extramarital
affairs of both Daniels and Linney
are their two loved and somewhat
neglected teenage sons. Linney's
character begins dating her
younger son's tennis coach
(William Baldwin). Meanwhile,
Daniels' character has an affair with
the student his older son is pursu-
ing (Anna Paquin).
An intelligent well made film,
though somehow the whole picture
is less likeable than the
individual parts. That's
also how it sometimes
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to the high and tight
haircut, and the self-pro-
claimed, empty-vessel
thinking of being a Marine. That's
not to say Marines are non-think-
ing. It does however refer to the kill .
or be killed indoctrination of what
being a soldier means. In war, the
primary purpose is to kill, unless the
opponent peacefully and quickly
submits to your will. The sole pur*
pose of a foot soldier is to follow
orders.
Taking a detour from college
and dead-end, minimum -wage-
paying Jobs, Anthony Swofford (Jake
Gyllenhaal) joins the Marines.
During hi. 1 ! basic training at Camp
Pendleton, California, we get the
raw drill sergeant treatment so that
the recruits can make a quick transi-
tion from civilian to military life.
Anthony is selected to be a sharp-
shooter because of his marksman
ship. Fellow recruit Troy (Peter
Sarsgaard) is assigned as his team-
mate and spotter.
Set on the eve of the 1st Gulf
War, Anthony and Troy are soon in
the deserts of the Middle East, bored
to distraction and waiting for the
war to start. Under the leadership of
Lt. Col Kazinski (Chris Cooper) and
Sgt. Siek (Jamie Foxx), the recent
graduates from boot camp pass
away the time by further training,
masturbation, dirty jokes arid the
not so slippery slope of wives and
girlfriends telling them they have
been replaced by new lovers.
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Review by
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Anthony Swofford
Jamie Foxx
Sgt. Siek
Peter Sarsgaard
Troy
Chris Cooper
Lt. Col Kazinski
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wo young Palestinian
men, Said and Khaled, live
and work in the occupied
town of Nablus, a ghetto
not far from Tel Aviv.
Unlike ghettos in the US.
Nablus is governed by the
military, as compared to
police. There are no civil
rights. While nearby Tel Aviv has
the pizzazz of Miami Beach in the
winter, the people that live in
Nablus are literally in a walled
concentration camp, from which
they cannot come and go as they
please.
Said and Khaled are best
friends that spend their time
drinking tea and smoking a
hookah (a shared smoking pipe)
when they are not goofing off as
mechanics in a dead-end job that
pays next to nothing.
Life is looking up for Said when
Suha, a beautiful young woman
brings her car in for repairs. A differ-
ent type of bright future is presented
to both Said and Khaled when they
are approached by Jamal, a point
man for an unnamed Palestinian
organization, who tells them they
have been chosen to carry out a sui-
cide bombing mission in Tel Aviv
Paradise Now
Review by
Pam & George 0. Singleton
at lnfo®reolmovlocrlllc.com
Directed by Many Abu-Assad.
Warner Independent Pictures.
War and romance. Rated PG-13
for mature thematic material
and brief strong language.
Running time: 90 minutes.
the next day. They accept the
assignment, and are brave and
afraid at the same time. Things go
smoothly until the mission is inter-
rupted and each man is forced to
reexamine the decision they were
ready to carry out
The purpose of the movie is to
better understand why men and
women (see "The Terrorist," on DVD
and "The War Within," currently in
Uieaters) are willing to kill them-
selves to advance their cause. In
"The Terrorist" and "The War
Within," die young people recruited
to become suicide bombers do so
only after a lengthy interrogation
and brainwashing period. That and
doing, "Allah's will," seem to be the
key components to Uieir decision to
sacrifice themselves for the greater
good.
"In Palestine, the reasons have
nothing to do with religion," said
director Hany Abu-Assad, in a recent
conversation with George Singleton.
Other than possibly wanting to be a
hero, the anger and humiliation that
is related to living in an occupied ter-
ritory can make one want to seek
their salvation by striking back at
those who they believe have no
respect for them.
This contemporary, knowledge-
able and entertaining story won
multiple awards at the 20O5 Berlin
Film Festival, and was invited to the
Telluride and Toronto film festivals.
Without doubt, "Paradise Now" is a
, militant, non-violent step toward
peace. The fact that there can be
humor and romance demonstrates
that, as bleak as the situation
appears, there is still hope for a
world in which Palestinians and
Israelis can live in peace, side by
side.
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hicken Utile" (voiced by
Zach Braff) is a terrific and
insightful animated film
from Disney that features
great saturated colors and
style. Chicken Little (CL)
alarms tiie quiet town of Oakey Oaks
with his now famous ranting that
"the sky is falling." The townspeople
decide that what he saw was a falling
acorn, and he gets the reputation
that he's a little touched in die head.
Even his dad, Buck Cluck (Garry
Marshall) seems disappointed in him.
Chicken Little's friends Abby Mallard
(a.ka. the Ugly Duckling and voiced
by Joan Cusack), Runt, and Fish Out
of Water are the only ones who
believe him. CL's dad was a baseball
star at the same school, so CL decides
to try out for the baseball team as a
way of redeeminghimself. His road to
redemption is slapstick funny and to
us, the best part of the movie.
With his reputation back in tact,
Chicken Little gets die benefit of the
doubt, at least for awhile, until he and
his friends discover an invisible space
ship and CL again alerts die town.
The fear grows to horror when "War
of die Worlds" type aliens start to
roam the streets with what appears to
be a hostile invasion. Notiiing really
scaiy here parents. The truth is that
diey are looking for a young alien that
was left behind. This is a rescue mis-
sion, not an attack.
Chicken Little and his dad save
the day by returning die fuzzy young
alien in time, and dad and son
regain the faith they have in each
odier.
Chicken Little
Review by
Pam & George 0. Singleton
at infoQreolmovlscritic.com
Cast
Zach Braff
Chicken Little
loan Cusack
The Ugly Duckling
Directed by Mark Dindal. Disney.
Rated G. Running time: 77 min-
utes.
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Hi Dr. Singer,
My 15 year old daughter loves to get
together with her friend and watch
scary movies, sleep over and then
scream and laugh the rest ol the night
together. Sometimes, to me, It sounds
like they are really terrified, but they
ask to keep getting together to do this.
Of course, when It Is at our house, no
one can really sleep well since all the
screaming is going on. We really don't
mind that part of It that much, but are
more concerned with whether this
activity is o.k. for them to be doing. This
time of year, with Halloween coming
up, they become especially fond of this
activity and 1 do not know If tills is
healthy or normal. Do you think this Is
normal? Slgned-Slecp deprived moml
Hi Sleep Deprived,
If it isn't normal, than I was also an
abnormal teenager as well. Being that they
are 15, and asking to do this again and again,
it is more Uian likely something they arc
enjoying more than they fear it. Some of my
fondest memories are 'screamfests' with my
best friend Stacey. We would also watch the
scariest movie we could find. Afterwards, the
predictable phone call would occur to the
other parents to ask, 'Can I sleep over at
Sherri's house?" After that, the screaming and
laughter would begin-for hours. I often won-
dered why my parents never complained, but
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also knew why they were happy to let me
occupy the downstairs bedroom on the other
side of the house.
We enjoyed this activity immensely. This
is not to say that there were not times that
both of us would go a little too far in scaring
each other and become really scared to the
point that for a few minutes it wasn't fun any-
more. But, then again, there was always an
easy remedy for that-turn on the light for a
few minutes. If your daughter gets too scared,
she will more than likely do the same thing.
Let me try and explain to you, a little bit
about why this type of thing is so exciting for
kids and even for many adults. Ours is a soci-
ety that loves scary movies. They sell very
well. Even the news Is a form of scare and
look at how many people are drawn to It. Ask
yourself how popular Roller Coasters are.
They have gotten bigger, scarier and more
risky looking over time and their popularity
has grown along with the risk. People love a
safe scare. They love to feel Uiat adrenaline
pumping for a little while, to come down
safely afterwards. I believe it gives them a
feeling ofbeing in control of their fears. It's
almost therapeutic in a sense. The more you
face your fears in a relatively safe environ-
ment, the more in control of your fears you
are and the more in control you, feel.
Kids also love to laugh. I can tell you from
my personal experience with Stacey, that we
laughed so hard from being scared mat we
would almost be wheezing by die time we
were done. It felt so' terrific I can'teven
express it. Your daughter is probably drawn
back to the same feeling I was.
This is probably o.k. for a kid who is 15.
For a younger age child, however, it may not
be the best thing in the world. Younger kids
have more difficulty finding the dividing line
between reality and fantasy. I would say that
you need to make a judgment call about how
young is o.k. to do this. If your 9-year-old
does this and ends up sleeping with you for
the next 4 days, you know it's time to cut it off
until the child is older.
Regarding the sleep deprivation of die
family, that is a tough one. You see, my family
never complained at the time, but I have a
feeling that if tiiey did, being the teenager I
was, I probably would have been a tough one
to stop laughing. Not because I was insolent
or defiant, but because the draw to the laugh-
ter was so strong and so much a part of
Stacey's and my relationship. There are a
couple of things I might suggest. First, you
might want to think about letting your
daughter move her room to a different loca-
tion in the house, i ended up making the
downstairs guest room my permanent room.*
It worked well in lots of ways and might also
take care of the noise factor in your house.
You might also want to invest in a good pair
of ear plugs for every member of the family
for nights when these two get together. Also,
if you are worried about neighbors hearing it,
you might want to let them know about it
ahead of time, so they don't call the
police. Last resort, you might want to add '
some insulation around the room the girl
occupies.
Noisy? Yes. Harmful or abnormal? No. If
you can rough it out, it is probably some of
the greatest, good, clean, fun your daughter
will have and she will remember it with fond
memories for a lifetime.
Dr. Sherri Singer is a Licensed Clinical
Psychologist and Childhood Behavior
Specialist, She regidarly works in person with
many readers of this column, helping them to
significantly improve their kid's attention,
behavior and processing skills. For an
appointment, please call 847-231-5644 or
708-962-2549.
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CFLs use 75 percent
less energy than tra-
ditional bulbs.
Lighten up on
the environment
Call it a con-
sumer conundrum.
While light bulbs are
part of every home
ddcor, many arc not
energy-efficient. That
reality leaves home-
owners in the diffi-
cult position of
choosing between
being stylish or envi-
ronmentally friendly.
"Most people
don't realize that dieir
homes are responsi-
ble for more air pollution than their cars.
Every time you turn on a light or run your air
conditioner there is a power plant somewhere
that has to deliver that energy to your home,"
said Wendy Reed, Energy Star spokesperson
for the Environmental Protection Agency.
While going back to the days without
lighting is not an option, finding a better bulb
is. Compact fluorescent lamps, or CFLs, are
becoming an increasingly attractive option for
consumers. They use 75 percent less energy
dian traditional bulbs and can last for six
years.
"CFLs have a real positive impact on the
environment because they reduce energy
usage and provide a cooler light source," stat-
ed Jon DiGesu of Sylvania. "They can actually
reduce the need for air conditioning usage."
Since CFLs entered the market more than
a decade ago, advances in lighting technology
have made them brighter and more aestheti-
cally pleasing than ever before.
"Lighting designers are looking for a
cleaner, whiter light and homeowners are
responding to that by their increased interest
in 'true-color* bulbs, which produce a light
similar to that of daylight," DiGesu said.
"Daylight CFLs not only help the environment
by saving energy, but they also help create a
beautiful home environment."
Daylight CFLs have an Energy Star seal of
approval. This mark on a product means it uses
less energy, which means less air pollution."
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to liow successful and how far you can go in
the workforce," said Blagojevich. " But often
times, men and women have to abandon
their studies to get jobs. This new facility will
allow the University Center to continue mak-
ing a difference for thousands of Lake County ed moving into the new facility earlier this
Southern Illinois' iJnPyasifjf »at/.fftrbond;il ( q,
Saint Xavier Un*ver%iryTind*tha f liluvefsiry bV
Illinois system.
Construction for the University Center
began in October of 2003 and students start-
working residents, who will have even more
opportunities to reach their educational
goals and have better prospects in the profes-
sional world."
The University Center is comprised of
eight public and nine private institutions pro-
viding bachelor completion, graduate and
advanced professional development pro-
grams to students who
work and reside in Lake
C0 The Center offers 50 " .%«*«* Mi pteawdlliat
degrees in programs such tills day fl3S filially arrived'
as business, computer sci-
ence, education, engineer- Brian Watkins
ing, health care, human UCLC chair
services, public adminis-
tration, liberal arts, library
and information science, psychology, tech- tions including a lobby, commons, cafti, com
nology and others. Students apply to and puter lab, electronic library and administra
graduate from the individual college or uni- tive spaces,
versity offering the fully accredited, degree University
month. The building, composed of 1,900
individual pieces of glass, over 150 steel
columns, and more than 1,500 steel beams,
has state-of-the art academic technology.
The building is separated into five key
areas, which curl around an outdoor court 1
yard. The areas are comprised of three aca-
demic houses with traditional classrooms, as
well as distant learning
classrooms and computer
labs; a multi-purpose con-
ference wing including a
100-seat lecture hall, a
"Harvard" 'style classroom
and three comhinable
multi-purpose classrooms;
and a central administra-
tive house with core func-
programs.
Classes are scheduled in a variety of deliv-
ery formats that appeal to working non-tradi-
tional students: evenings and weekends,
face-to-face, online, correspondence and
interactive video. In the 2004-05 academic
year, nearly 5,000 students were registered at
thcWnukcgan facility.
"1, for one, am pleased that this day has
finally arrived," said Bryan Watkins, chair of
the University Center of Lake County
Governing board.
"Within each of these classrooms you will
find we have the highest of technology. It's
been a wonderful collaboration."
The University Center is comprised or the
following educational institutions: Chicago
School of Professional Psychology, Concordia
University, DcPaul University, Dominican
University, Governors State University, Illinois
Stale University, Kendall College, National-
Louis University, North Park University,
Northeastern Illinois University, Northern
Illinois University, Roosevelt University,
Center of Lake County
Executive Dean and Director G. Gary Grace
praised the efforts of all who made the educa-
tional facility come to life.
"Faculty and students from our member
institutions provided a great deal of input in
the design phase of the building and the
result is a space tailored to die needs of the
adult students enrolled in the degree pro-
grams running here at the University Center,"
he said.
The University Center builds dynamic
relationships with the civic, business, educa-
tional, and social service communities of
Like County.
University Center staff serves as advo-
cates for those communities with the state's
colleges and universities.
To better serve the needs of Ixike County
students, the University Center works closely
with the College of Lake County. The
University Center also leads initiatives that
encourage member institutions to offer joint
programs that allow students additional
opportunities to continue their education.
Controlled burn season is starting in the
Lake County Forest Preserves to improve
habitat for native plants and wildlife.
Specially trained and equipped forest
preserve staff and volunteers will conduct
the burns, selecting sites based on wind and
other weather conditions.
Over the past 16 years, the Lake County
Forest Preserves have conducted controlled
burns to restore and improve natural plant
communities in Lake County.
Native woodlands, savannas, prairies
and wetlands are fire dependent communi-
ties that require regular controlled burns to
maintain their ecological value.
The burns mimic fires that historically
occurred in Lake County for Uiousands of
years. They decrease invasive woody plants,
remove dead leaves, and expose the soil and
seeds to the sun's rays early in the growing
season, ■
This encourages native plants to grow
more vigorously and to produce more flow-
ers and seed. Wildlife populations are adapt-
ed to survive the burns. Most animals are
safe underground or high up in trees; others
move out of the way to avoid fires.
Controlled burns are scheduled to avoid the
breeding season of native wildlife.
Natural areas being managed by con-
trolled burns are showing improvement. In
woodlands, which are generally targeted in
die fall for controlled burns, invasive woody
brush is reduced and native plants are
rebounding.
Controlled burns arc the most cost effi-
cient management tool available to land
managers. Forest Preserve staff and volun-
teers complete intensive training before
conducting controlled burns to ensure that
proper safety measures are taken to protect
people, facilities, plants and animals in the
Preserves and on surrounding properties.
Additionally, the District provides burn
plans to local fire departments for review
and approval.
Forest Preserves under consideration for
fall controlled burns include new sites like
Marl Flat near Volo, Gander Mountain near
Wilmot, and other high quality or habitat
restoration areas like Middlefork Savanna
near Lake Forest, Wadsworth Savanna near
Wadsworth, Cuba Marsh near Barrington,
Wright Woods near Mettawa, Rollins
Savanna near Grayslake, Ryerson
Conservation Area near Deerfield, Grant
Woods near Fox Lake, Lyons Wood near
Waukcgan and others.
Look in the Preserves section of the
Forest Preserves Web site at www.LCFPD.org
for daily controlled burns announcements.
Here you can find which Preserve is sched-
uled to receive a controlled burn, and you
can learn more about the Forest Preserves
entire land management program.
Local fire and police departments arc
notified before ajid after each controlled
burn. Forest Preserve staff closely monitors
each burn with appropriate safety equip-
ment and, if necessary, stay overnight at the
site until the fire is completely out. Wind and
other weather conditions are monitored
daily to help determine which Preserves are
selected for prescribed controlled burns.
For a free set of brochures on the Forest
Preserve controlled burn program and other
natural resource management efforts, call
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The Northern Illinois
University College of Law Alumni
Council presented its
"Distinguished Career Award For
2005" to 19th Judicial Circuit
Court Judge James K. Booras.
The award is presented annu-
ally to an alumni of the law school
in recognition of their career
achievements and commitment
to public service. BOORAS
Former NIU law school gradu-
ates who attended the event
included Judges Victoria A.
Rossetti, Valerie Boettle Ceckowski, Joseph
Waldeck and Diane Winter.
Among other well wishers were Lake
County Judges Margaret Mullen, Mary
Schostok, Fred Foreman, Wallace Dunn and
Michael Fritz. McHenry County Circuit Judge
Michael Chmiel and Cook County Judge
Hyman Riebman were also on hand to offer
their congratulations as well as sev-
eral lawyers from Lake County.
Booras, bom in Greece, came to
the U.S. in 1970. He received his
undergraduate degree from NIU in
1975 and earned his Juris Doctor
from NIU College of Law in 1979. In
19B0 Booras joined the Lake County
State's Attorney's office and served
under then State's Attorney Fred
Foreman and, later, Michael Waller.
He served as an associate judge
from 1991 until 2000 when he was
appointed circuit judge by the
Illinois Supreme Court.
He was later elected circuit judge in 2002.
Booras currently sits in the Criminal Felony
Division and is also the presiding judge of the
Juvenile Division.
Booras resides in the Gurnee area with
Irene, his honorable wife (as he fondly refers
to her) and their son, Dean.
Juvenile director.
9
earn awards
Louise Loud, director of Juvenile
Probation and Detention Services, was pre-
sented with the S. William Ettinger Service
Award at the annual banquet of the Illinois
Probation and Court Services Association.
"I cannot think of anyone more deserving
than Louise to receive this award," said Chief
Judge Christopher Starck. "She is an out-
standing leader and well known statewide for
her expertise in the juvenile justice system."
The award is presented to an IPCSA mem-
ber who in the opinion of a committee has
exemplified the highest standards in the field
of achievement. The nominee must have had
a minimum of seven years experience witiiin
die profession to be eligible.
Loud, of North Chicago, who has worked
for the county since 1977, has more than 28
years in the criminal justice system. She has
served in several positions ranging from juve-
nile probation officer to therapist, program
coordinator, superintendent to her present
title, Director of Juvenile Probation and
Detention Services. She is also a part-time
faculty member at the College of Lake County
and the University of Wisconsin, Parkside
campus and is a member of numerous profes-
sional organizations.
More probation officers
honored
Senior Juvenile Probation Counselor
Robert Brothers and Senior Adult Probation
Officer Ann Brezinski were each presented
with a "Distinguished Service Award" in
recognition of their significant contributions
to the court, their colleagues, and the profes-
sion.
Brothers graduated from Lincoln
University in Oxford, Pennsylvania in 1997
with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal
Justice. He began his employment with
Juvenile Probation/Detention Services in
August 1998. He is married, the father of two
young children and resides in Zion.
Brezinski began her service with Lake
County Adult Probation in August 2000. She is
a 1990 graduate of Bradley University where
she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in
psychology. She has worked as a surveillance
officer with the sex offender unit, began a gen-
eral field officer position in 2002, and was pro-
moted to senior adult probation officer in
August 2005. Ann is an active member of
IPCSA and is currently on the Substance
Abuse Committee.
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Fourteen years ago when the Lake County
Stormwater Management Commission (SMC)
opened its doors, nature dictated how the
agency would reduce flood damages.
With numerous acres of floodplain, three
major river systems, thousands of acres of
wetlands, lakes and hundreds of miles of
streams making up die county's topography, it
made more sense to protect and enhance the
natural drainage system to store flood waters
than to build expensive levees and other
structural solutions to control the them.
"We are fortunate. Our county and
municipal leaders were ahead of their time
when they developed a comprehensive plan
for stormwater management in Lake County
back in die late 1980s," said Ward Miller,
SMC's executive director. "Structural solu-
tions, such as levees, will fail. Nature tends to
win out eventually. We need to protect and
enhance the natural components of our
drainage system. Let us let nature work for us
not against us."
Lake County has a long history of flooding
because of tire Des Plaines River, the north
branch of the Chicago River and the Fox River
that wind through the county and the natural
depressions (wetlands) in the land.
The impetus for Lake County's county-
wide stormwater program was the 1986 flood
that inundated the county and resulted in a
presidential disaster declaration. Another fac-
tor was the anticipated growth county leaders
would realize starting in the early 1990s when
die county was one of die fastest growing
counties in die country.
The Lake County Comprehensive
Stormwater Management Plan includes three
main activities for reducing flood damages.
The first is the study of the county's four major
watersheds and 26 sub-watersheds, also
called watershed planning.
A watershed plan includes flooding histo-
ry and where flooding occurred and is likely to
occur with land use changes; natural features
and topography; die status of water quality
and ways to Improve it; and an action plan to
reduce current and future flood damages, to
suggest appropriate land uses so as not
increase the potential for additional flooding,
to protect or restore die natural drainage sys-
tem, and to implement water quality
improvements.
The comprehensive stormwater manage-
ment plan also dictated a regulatory program
to manage floodplain infringement and
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stormwater management countywide, not
just on a jurisdictional level.
"Floodplains equal flood storage. If you
take away die storage capabilities of those
areas flood damage will not only increase
within die floodplain but outside the (lood-
plain because the water has to go some-
where," Miller said. "Our countywide ordi-
nance limits floodplain development activity
and guides a flood mitigation strategy that
focuses on restoring those floodplains to pre-
development conditions."
Starting in 1998, SMC implemented a
flood hazard mitigation strategy, which is the
third component in the comprehensive plan.
The program initially targeted voluntary buy-
outs with homeowners and has expanded to
elevate less impacted homes above the base
flood elevation. To date, over 60 homes have
been acquired throughout die county and the
agency is working on up to 15 more as the
result of last year's Des Plaines River flooding.
These acquired parcels will be floodplain
open space in perpetuity. SMC also is making
use of grant funds for the first time to elevate
homes. The agency estimates that nearly 40
acres of floodplain have been returned to pre-
development days thought its buyout pro-
gram.
"The nation learned a lot of lessons from
the 1993 Mississippi floods that really
changed the face of floodplain management,"
Miller said. "Long-term flood damage reduc-
tion now focuses on proactive solutions and
permanent protection of the floodplain
through the combination of reasonable regu-
lations and flood hazard mitigation tech-
niques like buyouts and elevations.
Regulations are die tools to prevent existing
flooding from getting worse and future ones
from occurring; and mitigation is die tool to
ensure die floodplain can return to doing
what it was created to do."
Floodplain regulations have not affected
die rate of growth in die county and in fact,
the agency set a new record for permit reviews
in 2004. The agency will continue to offer buy-
outs and elevations to volunteer homeowners
when funding is available.
"We are proof dial you can balance eco-
nomic development witii natural resource
protection. For Lake County we had to make it
work. We have too much at stake to see flood-
waters wash away our quality of life and eco-
nomic vitality," Miller said.
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about preserves
If Forest Preserve commissioners look beyond what was found in a
public opinion survey, they may find more significance in what
was unsaid than what was stated by respondents. By a large margin,
voters indicated satisfaction with some of the core missions of the dis-
trict—funding more land preservation, wildlife habitat restoration, expand-
ing the trail system and completing public access to existing facilities. A
whopping 73 percent of Lake County households surveyed reported visitinga
preserve in the past two years. That's nothing short of remarkable.
On the question of most-used preserves, or most-popular facilities,
the results were pretty much as expected. Independence Grove,
Libcrtyville, led the "most-visited" facility with a 37 percent response.
Others high on the listed included Van Patten Woods, Wadsworlh, 13 per-
cent; Likewood at Wauconda, 12 percent, and Old School near
Libcrtyville, 12 percent. A flock of single digit responses indicated a
number of preserves are being used by the taxpaying public.
Independence Grove and Lakcwood are the sites of a number of
public events and should be expected to have a high degree of aware-
ness. Where preserves involve participation, expected activities ranked
high like hiking, biking, picnicking, walking pets and fishing.
We admit to being troubled by the fact that some high profile Forest
Preserve properties didn't even register on the survey radar screen. We're
thinking about facilities like Ft. Sheridan, Ray Lake Farm in Fremont
Township, Raven Glen Farm, Antioch; Bonner Farm, Lindenhursl, and
Webber Duck Farm, Lake Villa. Maybe different questions should have
been asked. In fairness, a number of Lake County Forest Preserve
District holdings arc in various stages of development.
The survey answered die question always on die minds of commis-
sioners. How far can taxpayers "be pushed" for more money? Basically,
the answer was a positive response from a little over half the 716 persons
contacted. The survey confirmed the feeling of commissioners that now
is not the time to take a referendum question to the electorate.
Without a doubt, there are still plenty of questions to be asked about
how the Forest Preserve District is doing.
One time when
coyotes win out
Suburban coyotes are being recognized for a contribution to soci-
ety despite their stealthy and deceitful ways, and a penchant for
treating small dogs and cats like rag dolls. And it's no small con-
tribution, indeed.
The flinty-eyed nocturnal marauders are being credited with helping
control the Canada goose population. That's no small contribution in
our community and neighboring villages where goose droppings are
high on the list of undesirable characteristics. Even worse than the loud-
mouthed neighbor who turns every backyard barbecue into a
Woodstock-like happening.
Coyotes love goose eggs. Night-vision cameras have documented
coyote fondness for goose omeletcs in a five-year study that discovered a
lot of things. An Ohio State University professor found that goose popu-
lation growth in Chicago dropped from about 15 percent or more a year
to one percent. That's a more drastic drop than the suburbs, but even
without the documentation or a scientific study, animal control special-
ists in Lake County have noticed a drop in die goose population,
attributing the drop, for the most part, to coyote feeding habits.
Cook County naturalists are leading die way in satellite tracking of
coyotes with GPS collars. They have found that coyotes can travel 30
miles a day. That fact might lead to some distortion of their actual num-
bers, but the coyote population is believed to be growing because of the
species' ability to adapt to urban environments.
What It boils down to is a choice between coyotes and Canada geese
as the No. 1 uninvited guest in town. Much as we hate to admit it, we'll
take the four-legged stalkers over geese. The coyotes stay out of sight
and they don't use beautifully manicured lawns for bathrooms.
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Employ history to encourage visitors
Antiochs Chain O'Lakes region has been one of
the Chicago area's favorite resorts since die
1080s. Since the opening of Metra's North
Central commuter service in 1996, Antioch
again can be reached by train. If you are interested in
Antiochs history, make sure to visit the Likes Region
Historical Society located in die 1B92 Antioch Grade
School Building at Main Street and Depot Street The
Museum is open every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 pm.,
special occasions,' and by appointment. For more infor-
mation call 047-395-7337 or slop by the village hall for a
free brochure.
Few people realize that Antioch has a second muse-
um in town. Pickard China displays fine china created
throughout the company's long history. Pickard is the
finest china company in die United States. Customers
have included presidents, vice-presidents and die State
Department of the United States. The museum and outlet
store is located at 702 Pickard Avenue and is open 0:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
One of die most scenic sights in Lake County is the
Hiram Buttrick Sawmill. The authentic reproduction was
built in 1976 as a bicentennial project. The adjacent
arboretum is a perfect place to hold a picnic or wedding.
Tours can be arranged Uirough the village of Antiochs
Park and Recreation Department, 847-395-2160. We are
also in die process of purchasing property and developing
Larson
plans for our new aquatic center.
Please look for more information
on our Web site or in our mondily
newsletter as this project pro-
gresses.
Antioch's newest park is die
William E. Brook Wetland
Sanctuary and Entertainment
Center located at Orchard Street
and Skidmore Drive. It was creat-
ed in recognition and gratitude for
Bill's respect for nature and devot-
ed service to our community. This
nine-acre area includes" an educa-
tional wedand sanctuary with 700 feet of boardwalk, 400
feet of walking padi, memorial bricks, 32 interpretive
nature signs, two ponds, a sledding hill and an entertain-
ment center. The Village of Antioch's Friday Fest summer
concerts are held at the entertainment center and die
park area is also Uie location for Antioch's "Taste of
Summer," Octoberfest, Halloween Howl, craft fairs and
odier special events throughout die year. These events are
sponsored by the village of Antioch and many business
and civic organization
Dorothy Larson
Mayor
Antioch
Small lake residents
scorn vocal minority
Lake County Board Rep., Bonnie Thomson Carter is
to be dianked, not chasdsed, for her efforts on behalf of
Wooster Lake. She is doing what any good elected official
should be doing by representing die wishes of the major-
ity of her constituents. Dave Bond and those others who
wish to have Wooster Lake open to unrestricted usage,
including wave-runners and power boats, number in the
tens of residents around the lake at most, while those who
wish to keep Wooster Lake a no-wake lake number in the
hundreds of residents around the lake.
Over 300 people from around the lake, including the
majority of lake-bottom owners, have signed a petition in
favor of the no-wake ordinance. Bonnie has always, and
still does, closely follow and address the issues of the
majority of her constituents. Bonnie has always had,
and still has, a very strong and steady voice around
the conservation of Wooster Lake. Hundreds of
Wooster Lake residents thank her for her support of
our lake.
Round Lake Mayor Bill Gentes, and the Round
Lake village trustees are to be thanked, not chas-
tised, for recently enacting an ordinance to legally
make Wooster Lake a no-wake lake. They did their
due diligence prior to passing the ordinance by meeting
with those of their constituents who live around Wooster
Like. The majority of diose constituents voiced their
opinions in favor of keeping the lake as it has been for die
past several decades, and the village respected those
opinions in enacting the ordinance. Hundreds of Wooster
Lake residents diank diem for being such good neigh-
bors.
Fox Lake Mayor Cindy Irwin, and the Fox Lake village
trustees are to be thanked, not chastised, for dieir willing-
ness to also consider enacting an ordinance to legally
make Wooster Lake a no-wake lake. They also are doing
their due diligence on diis issue by supporting and par-
ticipating in an upcoming town hall meeting with officials
from Lake County and Round Lake. At this meeting, resi-
dents from around Uie lake, including Dave Bond, will
have the opportunity to ask questions of Uiese officials
and voice their opinions regarding the usage of die lake.
Hundreds of Wooster Lake residents are thankful diat we
have Such good neighbors in Fox Lake.
As for Uie Wooster Lake Conservation and Control
Associadon (WLCCA) Uiat Dave Bond referenced in his
quotes, it is understandable that none of our area county
or village officials recognize or respect diem as the voice
of Wooster Lake, let alone seek their opinions or
"approval" on matters. Over the past two to three years,
the board of this organization has become overrun by a
very vocal minority who seek only to promote their per-
sonal.agendas and not diose of the majority of residents
around die lake. This group diat once had a strong voice
around conservation and was highly respected by our
elected officials no longer has any agenda around conser-
vation of die lake, and is probably more likely to be
responded to with disgust than anything else by our elect-
ed officials.
Oh, yeah, and what about little old Wooster Lake?
Give me a break. It is a lake of only 100 acres'.ll It cannot
remain a viable and safe lake if opened up to unrestricted
usage. I invite everyone who reads this letter to log onto
die Lake County Web site and to read both the 2003 study
ofWoosler Lake performed by Lake County, as well as the
recent Fish Lake Drain study performed and to form your
own opinions about how flits litde lake should be used if
It is to be preserved for future generations. I also invite
you to walk the north shore of die lake to view the shore-
line erosion diat has been caused by die effects of winds
and wakes and to form your own opinions about how this
little lake should be used.
Lastly, I invite Dave Bond and his "pro-wake" move-
ment to move their headquarters five minutes away from
little Wooster Like to die shores of die Chain O' Lakes,
where dieir activities would be much more enjoyable and
welcomed.
Penny Price Cummings
President
Taimeron Bay Townhome Condominium Association
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One of the moving quotations deliv-
ered by President John Kennedy is
inscribed on the walls at his
gravesite. The memorable words are
"Ask not what your country can do for you; ask
■ what you can do for your country."
The message was clear. The quality of life
for Americans benefits when they "give back
to their country."
Giving back means getting involved in the
community and volunteering in public service
and community activities. In every walk of life;
in nursing homes, hospitals, schools, libraries
mental health programs, disabled activities,
meals on wheels, Habitat for Humanity, recre-
ational, and so many other human services,
volunteers have been the key to the success of
these services.
Across the board, volunteers never receive
their due credit for the time and effort they
freely provide to serve their communities and
help others. They don't look for recognition,
but, they deserve it.
For example, very few people are aware of
the many volunteers who serve as volunteers
! at all of the forest preserves in Lake County. I
am told that there are thousands who have
given of their time at the preserves.
Let me key on some who I have met on
my "senior walk" regimen. One of my favorite
. places to walk the trails is at Independence
Grove in Libertyville. I have watched firsthand
how a dedicated band of volunteers, part of
the Independence Grove Volunteer Program,
have maintained the native garden that is part
; of the Millennia Plaza and Garden.
, All of the 1 , 1 14 acres of Independence
Grove are a gem of natural beauty, and the
Plaza and Native Garden are a centerpiece of
the preserve. I write about it here because I
marvel at the sheer dedication and loyalty that
these volunteers have in keeping it so pristine
and beautiful.
These volunteers are there with their work
gloves, shovels, hoes, and garden tools digging
out weeds, cleaning out wilting flowers and
foliage and dressing die area with seasonal
changes in nature's beauty. They show up reli-
giously every Monday and Thursday morning.
That's loyalty.
I've watched these volunteers so often and
never really stopped to talk to them. Inside, I
appreciated their work, but never told them
so. Then one day, as I began my walk, one of
the volunteers greeted me with a friendly,
"enjoy your walk." I thought that I would ask
who they were, and I was finally able to let
them know I appreciated their "devotion to
nature."
To the many visitors who enjoy
Independence Grove and to all who love to
absorb the loveliness of nature, I thought that 1
should inform you of these real dedicated vol-
unteers who pitch in every week. The four
who never miss their regular calls are Sharon
Moderwcll, Ethel Tmcher, Jim Swab, and Bob
Rizzolo. They informed me that they are
joined later in the morning by a group of vol-
unteers from the Lake County Mental Health
Department, and they work hard in the gar-
den area.
When I walked around the circular plaza,
rimmed with many benches for people to just
sit and soak in the beauty of the environment,
an idea came to mind. 1 know that these vol-
unteers I met receive recognition at an annual
luncheon for all that they do. But, maybe more
can be done to say, "thank you" for their work.
I thought that it would be appropriate that at
the backrests of benches, tiiere could be some
engraving of the names of these dedicated vol-
unteers because they have contributed so
much to the vitality of the native garden.
• That, or some oilier enduring recognition,
would be worthy for what these volunteers
"have given back," so that all of us can better
enjoy nature.
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State's first lady goes back to school
First Lady Patti Blagojevich joined
other state and county officials for
the dedication of the new University
Center of Lake County in Grayslake.
The $25.6 million facility offers students the
chance to earn a four-year degree without
leaving the county.
"Thank you for your hard work and dedica-
tion to this project," Blagojevich said to a
large crowd before the ribbon- cutting cere-
mony took place.
"Never before has it been more important
to have a college degree."
Commenting on how state-of-the-art and
beautiful the University Center building and
campus is, the first lady said her first reaction
to the college's opening was jealousy. "I gotta
tell you, it almost makes me want to enroll
myself," she said.
CASA work lauded
Court Appointed Special Advocates {CASA)
of Lake County recognized Rosemary
Kccfe, global community relations leader for
Hewitt Associates in Lincolnshire, for her out-
standing contributions in helping abused and
neglected children. Through her efforts,
Hewitt became a major sponsor of
CASA. Keefe personally hosted CASA
fundraisers at her family resort and
restaurant Fairmont Shores in Lake Villa.
Facility to be dedicated
Fox Lake Village Board members made
the intention official and found something all
can agree with.
The village's police facility, undergoing a
multi-million renovation, will be known as
the Edward Gerretsen Jr. Police Facility
as of Nov. 13. At 2 p.m. that day, a ceremony
will take place at 301 S. Route 59, making it
official. Gerretsen is the village's police chief.
"It is a great idea to do this now. The
board voted 6-0 in favor of it. Ed has served
the village well, moving up through the ranks
and the family has long-standing ties," said
Trustee Ed Bender, chairman of the public
safety committee.
Interim Police Chief Mike Behan said
that Gerretsen, who is battling an illness, was
told of the honor and that he appreciates it.
Gerretsen has served the department for
33 years. He is a graduate of Richmond
Burton High School.
Fur flying
Accusations wereflying fast when two
Island Lake trustees quit last week,
Tbm Martin, expectedly and Doug
ilcllnian, unexpectedly, filed their resigna-
tion letters. The board is down to Mayor Tom
Hyde, Trustee Deb Hernnon, newly '
appointed Trustee Matt Huff, appointed
Trustee Don Schmidt, and Trustee
Eberhard Becker, it clearly is the most
divided board in either county, serving a
growing population of about 10,000 people.
Martin accused Hyde of free spending,
while Hyde said Martin was the reason
behind all the bad vibes.
Law vets honored
The Illinois State Bar Association has con-
ferred the title of "Senior Counselor" on five
Lake County members admitted to the prac-
tice of law for 50 years. They were among 137
members honored at a luncheon of tlie Westin
Chicago River North Hotel. County residents
honored included Roy A. Olson, Lake Forest;
John If. Bickley Jr., Long Grove; Asher
Stern, Rivcrwoods, Marie It. Iidschln and
DonaldT. Morrison, Waukegan.
Looking for helpers
State Sen. BUI Brady (R-Bloomington) has
adopted the strategy or flooding Illinois with
nominating petitions not only Jo secure a
spot on the March 21 ballot for governor, but
alsoexpand his name recognition. Outside
of hard-rock conservative circles, Brady is the
least known Republican in the field. The 44-
year-old downstater is getting the star treat-
ment from conservative media voices. That
may start and end with Tom Roeser, the
veteran Chicago observer who writes newspa-
per columns and does talk shows. Roeser sees
Brady, 44, as a "young Ronald Reagan."
Machinists Back Scheurer
Citing a betrayal of working people by
incumbent Congresswoman Melissa Bean,
the International Association of Machinists
and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW) has
endorsed candidate Bill Scheurer s bid to
unseat her in the 2006 election.
The union made the maximum $5,000
donation allowed by law to Scheurer's cam-
paign.
Business speaker
The annual fall dinner of the Lake County
Republican Federation will be more about
business than politics. Douglas Whitley,
prcsident/CDO of the Illinois State Chamber
of Commerce, has been booked as the
keynote speaker for the 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
17 dinner at Midlane Country Club,
Wadsworth. Tickets are $100 per person.
Blagojevich:
Helped dedicate
new CLC building
Keefe: Honored for
helping abused
youth
Bean: iAMAWnot
happy with her
work
McSweeney. New
ad appeared Nov. 2
On the tube
GOP candidate for congress David
McSweeney has already made a TV ad for
the 2006 primary election in the 8th District.
The cable television broadcast represents the
first airing of commercials for the 2006 elec-
tion.
The ad, which will begin running on Nov.
2, Is also viewable at www.davidmc
sweeney.com. The ad was produced by Jeff
Norwood of Anthem Media.
Public Works meets
The public works staffs, known as early
risers, prefer to have meetings in the after-
noon.
The Wauconda village board public works
committee called a committee meeting for
3:30 p.m. Nov. 2, Its second afternoon session.
"It works out for me because I'm retired
and trustees Cathy Scott and Paul Bird can
mane it, too. Plus, we can get input from the
staff," said Trustee Mark Knlggee, commit-
tee chairman.
This week's topic was a discussion on
brush pick up and opens ended matters.
In Fox Lake, a Northwest Wastewater"
Reclamation Treatment Facility tour and pub-
lic works committee meeting was called at 5
p.m. one day last month.
LETTERS m THE EDITOR
Antioch re-zoning too sporadic
My husband and I moved into Antioch,
actually in 2002, and it seems to me that there
arc frequent requests for what appear to be spo-
radic re-zonings. After reading the article by
Ginny Skweres on re-zoning in the Antioch
News, I got the impression that key influential
people or those who have the ability to influ-
ence in Antioch dictate the re-zoning, as I've not
seen, heard, or been able to discover any long
term community development plan that maps
out the growth for our community. What was
the point of the original zoning if a few influen-
tial people can have it changed at their whim to
optimize their investments. My understanding
of zoning is to allow planned growth in a sus-
tainable fashion that is most appropriate for the
community.
If zoning and re-zoning efforts, are as they
appear, based on the benefit to a few individu-
als rather than the community as a whole and
without a long-range mapped-out community
plan, we could end up with an inordinate
vacancies in our downtown, gridlock like in
Lake Zurich, bars in residential areas (possibly
with some with intoxicated individuals next to
childrens' homes and play areas). The impact of
development without a long range zoning plan
can be devastating to a community. Gridlock is
not just an inconvenience, but delays and
increases risk to emergency respondcrs.
Without mles and guidelines, and especially a
long-range plan, for zoning, at what point are
bars, gentlemen's clubs, tobacco stores, etc. next
to the playgrounds and elementary schools.
An effective community development plan
requires not only a map of areas that may
potentially be re-zoned, but also an infrastmc-
ture improvement plan to be sure that the
resulting development based on re-zoning can
be adequately supported without creating
unnecessary hardships for the community as a
whole. The timing of approvals for re-zoning
should follow the appropriate infrastructure
improvements arid not lead infrastructure
improvements. Infrastnicture improvements
arc not just roads, bridges, and railroads, but
include water, sewer, electrical service, and
most importantly and adequately staffed and
supported emergency response system with the
ability to respond in a timely fashion to the
needs of individual families and the communi-
ty at large.
It would be a huge benefit to Antioch if our
community leaders would develop and recom-
mend a long-range re-zoning plan rather than
handling each re-zoning request on a case by
case basis, resulting in sporadic mixtures of
occupancies. Antioch would greatly benefit
from a long-range community development
plan prior to any further sporadic re-zoning
considerations.
Dorothy M. Koom-Szoke
Antioch
Hollow protest
Why is David Bond so unhappy? Why is
Don Rowden almost moved to tears over the
new Round Lake "no wake" ordinance covering
Woostcr Lake? Why is Kirk Denz having fits over
a conservation measure that enjoys the support
of regulators and residents alike? None of these
persons attack the substance of the Hound Utke
ordinance. All are reduced to railing against how
it was passed. Thai's worth looking into.
As a former Woostcr Lake Conservation and
Control Association (WLCCA) director, I wit-
nessed "President" Bond lead an effort having
very few supporters, to gut the original WLCCA
covenants and write them to stack the voter reg-
istry with individuals who don't own the lake
bottom, WLCCA meetings, after Mr. Bond fina-
gled the leadership from Rob Rosenlof, were
lucky if enough people showed up to have a
quorum. During this period, nothing related
to the implementation of the recent two-year
Lake County study was touched. All was
focused on diluting control and opening the
lake to wave runners. The real reason
Bond/Dcnz/Rowden are opposed to the
Round Lake ordinance, is they want to con-
tinue using wave runners (personal water
craft) on this small, 100 acre lake.
The dangers and damage if such boating
activity is allowed, is obvious to almost all orihe
■ oilier residents. In a recently circulated peti-
tion, support is overwhelming for the proposed
Fox Lake ordinance which compliments the
one Round Lake passed.
As Round Lake Mayor Bill Gentes stated, he
does have, "...resounding approval of the meas-
ure" fromWooser Lake residents. That's backed
up by the petition. When David Bond asserts the
opposite, he engages in fabrication and offers
no proof for what he's saying
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Support group for
caregivers
Organizing and storing critical medical
information will by the topic of the next
Caregiver Educational Support Group meet-
ing sponsored by the Lake County Health
Department/Community Health Center. The
meeting will be Nov. 16, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.,
at die Warren Township Senior Center, at
17001 W.Washington St. in Gurnee.
This mondi's guest speaker will be Laura
Heuer. Heuer underwent extensive challenges
when her son had a severe allergic reaction to
an antibiotic. The Jakoter Health Organizer is
uniquely designed to sort and record family
medical history, healdi conditions, allergies,
emergency contacts, immunizations,
appointments, and much more. It includes
crucial information at hand to ask better ques-
tions, and give doctors a more detailed pic-
ture. The meeting is free and any caregiver is
welcome to attend. For more information, call
Sharon Roberts at 847-377-8097.
SED0L benefit
Tickets are still available for The SEDOL
Foundation (Special Education District of
Lake County) wine experience, a Nov. 5 bene-
fit at the Knollwood Club in Lake Forest.
Proceeds benefit enhanced services for the
2,600 children, teens and young adults with
special needs enrolled in SEDOL schools and
educational programs.
The 7 to 10 p.m. event will feature a last-
ing of wines from across the world, as well as a
gourmet selection of hors d'oeuvres, Tickets
are $60 per person and may be reserved by
callingThe SEDOL Foundation, 847-548-7032.
Volunteer orientation for
Adult Learning Connection
The Lake County Adult Learning
Connection is holding an orientation for indi-
viduals interested in becoming volunteer
tutors. The next orientation will begin at 6:30
PM on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at the Warren-
Newport Public Library in Gurnee. Persons
wanting to tutor adults in cither basic literacy
skills or in learning to speak English are invited
to learn more about die services provided by
the Lake County Adult Learning Connection.
The Lake County Adult Learning
Connection provides free basic skills instruction
for low-literate adults at over 40 sites through-
out Lake County. For information about the
Lake County Adult Learning Connection or to
pre-register for the orientation, call either 847-
543-2327 or 847-623-204 1 x222.
Girl Scout leaders
recognized
Girl Scouts Illinois Crossroads Council
honored 36 outstanding community volun-
teers at its annual Adult Recognitions
Celebrations.
Local winners of die Beaman/Denoyer
Award included: Lydia Scher of Wadsworth;
Rhonda Stoner of Third Lake; Marsha Dent of
Grayslake; Lynne Tidei of Lake Villa; Andrea
Weber of Mundelein. Local winners of die
Progressive Volunteer Award included: Kadiy
Multerer of Round Lake; Diana Pfeiffer of
Lindenhurst.
Recognition program for
women veterans
The North Chicago VA is inviting all
women veterans to a recognition program
honoring the accomplishments of military
women. The program will feature "Ask the
Doctors", with guest speakers Rita Shapiro,
MD and Theresa Kepic, MD, who will discuss
current health topics affecting women. The
program will be followed by a luncheon.
The program will be held in Building 4,
Bourke Hall at the North Chicago VA Medical
Center on Nov. 16 with registration beginning
at 9:30 a.m. and die program will begin at 10
a.m. The medical center is located at 3001
Green Bay Road, North Chicago, Illinois. The
program is open to all women veterans and is
offered free-of-charge.
In order to plan for meals and supplies,
pro-registration is required. Contact the
Women Veterans Program Manager, (Catherine
Dong at 224-610-4644 for more information or
to register.
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Asteilas Foundation
gives$10KtoCondelf
Condell Medical Center recently
received a $10,000 grant from Asteilas
USA Foundation to benefit breast cancer
patients who have undergone a mastec-
tomy.
Thanks to the generous donation
from Asteilas, mastectomy patients will
leave the hospital after surgery with a
complimentary breast form and
camisole to wear until they are ade-
quately healed and ready for breast
reconstruction or a custom-fit breast
prosthesis.
This gift, valued at $45, will help 200
women adjust to their new shape while
boosting their self-confidence until they
reach the next step in the healing
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Asteilas is a pharmaceutical compa-
ny based in Deerfield.
Retirement seminar
hosted by IAAP
IRA's can be Simple or SEP, Roth or
Traditional, Which one works for you?
Does an IRA fit into your financial future
and how will it affect tax status? Is it
ever to too late to start or how do you
catch up? In today's changing job mar-
ket it is not unusual to acquire assets in
multiple 401 (k) plans, some better than
others.
Don't let them sit unril you need
them but let them work for you. How do
you manage your retirement funds to
your advantage? Who do you talk to?
Learn about the questions to ask
when planning your future financial
security and why a professional planner
should be in your future.
Join the Lake County Chapter of
International Association of .
Administrative Professionals (IAAP) at
G;30 p.m. Nov. 8, at the Washington
Mutual offices, located at 75 N. Fairway
Drive, in Vernon Hills.
Meeting cost is $10 for members and
$15 for nonmembers. For reservations
contact Fran Puchli at
fran.puchli@grainger.com by Nov. 4.
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After 32 years of dedicated service with
Waukegan Savings, Ted Stanulis III is set to
retire. Upon graduation from Roosevelt
University, Stanulis was hired by Waukegan
Savings as Controller. Later serving in vari-
ous capacities including Loan Officer,
Compliance Officer, and Chief Operating
Officer, he was elected by the Board of
Directors as President and CEO-in 1996 suc-
ceeding Margaret (Peggy) Gupton.
During his tenure as president,
Waukegan Savings grew from a two-location
bank to a three-branch institution serving
every corner of Waukegan. Waukegan
Savings expanded its 10th Street location
and built a new branch at 1075 N. Green Bay
Road.
Stanulis will be succeeded by current
CFO Therese Hotze.
"It's been both an honor and a privilege
to work with Ted for the past 10 years. I've
learned so much from Ted and, thanks to his
insight and experience, I feel prepared to
assume leadership of the bank and further
our reputation as the area's premier commu-
nity bank," Hotze said.
Stanulis and his wife Patricia, both
Waukegan natives, raised their family in
Waukegan.
"What I have enjoyed most about my
career is the opportunity to serve the local
community," Stanulis said. "My family, like
Waukegan Savings, is committed to
Waukegan and Lake County. When you enjoy
that kind of commitment, coming to work is
not so much a job, but a labor of love and
that's become the culture or Waukegan
Savings."
Stanulis is a member of Rotary
International and Past President of the North
Chicago Rotary Club. Stanulis has also
served as Board Chairman of Northern Lake
YMCA, Board member of the Waukegan
Chamber of Commerce and Past President of
the North Chicago Chamber of Commerce.
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Cathy Donohoe of the financial-services,
firm Edward Jones wants to help local CPAs
and attorneys meet their professional educa-
tion requirements.
To do that, she is hosting a continuing
education seminar for these professionals on
The Changing Dynamics of Estate Planning
from 1-4 p.m. on Nov. 9, at 1 110 E.
Washington St. in Grayslake.
All CPAs and attorneys must complete,
certain credit hours of continuing education
annually to retain their certification or license.
By hosting these seminars in Grayslake,
Donohoe saves her business associates the
time and expense of traveling to other areas of
the state to meet the requirements.
Additionally, Donohoe enhances the
knowledge these professionals possess
mm semes
regarding The Changing Dynamics of Estate
Planning.
I know how difficult it can be to reserve
time for travel when you arc trying to serve a
growing client ,base," Donohoe said. "1 also
know the importance of continuing educa-
tion, so I'm happy to be able to help by host-
ing this seminar, and I look forward to doing
it again in the future."
Similar to the continuing education
requirements Tor CPAs and attorneys,
Edward Jones investment representatives
must complete continuing education cours-
es each year.
After their initial training, which is one of
the most rigorous in the industry, each
investment representative must complete
yearly courses required by the firm.
These courses are in addition to those
required by the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
Edward Jones, the only major financial-
services firm advising individual investors
exclusively, currently serves more than 6 mil-
lion clients.
The firm offers its clients a variety of
investments, including certificates of
deposit, taxable and non-taxable bonds,
stocks and mutual funds.
The largest firm in the nation in terms of
branch offices, Edward Jones currently has
more than 9,000 offices in the U.S. and,
through its affiliates, in Canada and the
United Kingdom.
The Edward Jones interactive Web site is
located at www.edwardjones.com.
CLC to
"Doing Business with the College of
Lake County," a reverse vendor fair for area
businesses and minority vendors, will be at
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Amarl Hair Salon, 3453 Sunset Ave., DK Home Investors, 1077 DanveraLn., Lake
Waukegan, 847-377-1597. Owner: Latrlce Zurich, 847-438-5843. Owner: Don, M. Kit
Benjamin. Purpose: Hair Salon (Beauty Salon) Schaefer. Purpose: Real Estate Purchases.
Scrubs At Home, 2401 E. Sand Lake Rd.,
Lindenhurst, 847-356-2616. Owner: Sherrl S.
Laird. Purpose: Retail
Write2business, 581 Treetop Ln., Gurnee,
Q47-548-5196. Owner: Annette L.
WIsnlewskL Purpose: Writing Services.
Camp and Crib, 1328 S. Abbington Ln.,
Round Lake, 847-740-1108. Owner: Allen L.
Pier. Purpose: Online retail store specializing
in outdoor/ indoor recreational activities.
Designed For You, 424 Meadow Hill Ln,
Round Lake, 847-721-8977. Owner: Janel Rae
Scott Vaicnte. Purpose: Gift basket/retail.
A Happy Time Signs, 21 N. Fairlawn Ave.,
Mundelein, 847-514-7204. Owner: Katherine
D. Ruiz. Purpose: Yard sign rental.
SKO Enterprises, 1033 N. Village Dr., Round
Lake Beach, 847-740-9168. Owner: Sandra
Opsal. Purpose; Internet Business.
Art2treasure, 481 Treetop Ln., Gurnee, 847-
548-5196. . Owner: Annette L. Wlsnlcwski.
Purpose: Custom artworks and retail sales.
Etapato ECO 911, 38703 N. Sheridan Rd., Beach
Park, 847-263-8099. Owner Jamie L. Etapa.
Purpose: Multi level marketing of air purification
systems, water purification systems, also herbal
supplements, also skincare products.
Lake Forest Photography, 1008 Foster Ave.,
Lake Bluff, 847-234-1818. Owner: Donald E.
Russ. Purpose: Wedding photography.
That Bob Guy Handyman Service, 653
Dublin Dr., Mundelein, 847-566-1825. Owner:
Robert O. Maliey. Purpose: Carpentry, small
home repairs,
JMBJ Remodeling, 22195 W. Morton Dr.,
West Miltmore, 847-276-2915. Owner John
M. Blue. Purpose: Remodeling houses.
Carpet Decor Image, 715 Treeview Ln.,
Round Lake Park, 847-740-8794, Owner:
Arturo Sosa-Awarado; Froylon-Sosa-
Reyes. Purpose: Carpeting Installation.
CP Cleaning SpeciaUsts, 481 East Cardinal
Ln., Round Lake Beach, 847-791-1214. Owner:
Cheryl N. Plcncner. Purpose:
Residential Commercial Cleaning.
Total Core Carpentry, 2705-1 N. Owens Rd„
Mundelein. 847-293-3932. Owner; Robert A.
Iloltib. Purpose: Home repair and remodel-,
ing.
Neighbors Carpet Care, 25961 W. Elmwood,
Wauccmda, 224-622-2797. Owner: James E.
LIngert Purpose: Carpet Cleaning
Q| Int'I Co., 1240 Water Stone Circle,
Wauconda, 047-526-9730. Owners: Rulqlong
Chen and linshengUu. Purpose: Marketing
and Consulting
Prairie Retrievers, 23710 W. Milton Rd„
Wauconda, 847-526-2819, Owner: Sandra
Roseman. Purpose: Dog Breeder
the college from 1 1 a.m.'to 3 p.m. on Nov. 9 at
the Grayslake Campus, located at 19351 W.
Washington St.
This free open house will provide area
businesses and minority vendors with the
opportunity to learn how to do business with
CLC and get information about upcoming
projects and purchasing needs.
Representatives from other higher education
and government agencies will also partici-
pate in this reverse vendor fair, including
purchasing, information services, construc-
tion, printing, etc. In addition to meeting the
purchasing staff and decision makers at the
college, businesses can fill out vendor appli-
cations for the college and the other agen-
cies.
The vendor fair will be held in Room
T326, located on the third floor in the
Technology Building on the Grayslake
Campus.
Park in lots 2 or 3, off the Washington
Street entrance on the north side of the cam-
pus and enter through the Technology
Building. Refreshments will be available for
participants.
All businesses and minority vendors that
are interested in doing business wiUi CLC are
encouraged to attend.
For more information, contact the CLC
purchasing department at 847-543-2084.
Registration is recommended.
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LAKE COUNTY
November 4-10, 2005
To submit an obituary, please call
Nancy HiieSsen at 847-223-8161, ExL 143
or e-mail: obits@laketandmedia.com
Margaret Wood
Well known for her time and
commitment to public service , she
passed on Oct. 26, 2005. She was
active her entire life in church and
government. She was an active
member of The First Church Christ,
Scientist, Waukegan, and as a long-
time resident of The Village of Third
Lake she was instrumental in the
emergence of the village, where she
also served for years as a precinct
committee person.
Margaret has been greatly
respected by many who had the priv-
ilege of knowing her. She lived a full
life, joyfully, and independently. Her
strength as a leader, blended with
her great humility and love for God
served her well. Many tell of her
independence and diligent work
cth ic, She was quite private, yet open
with her support of odiers. She is
remembered as a key member of her
church, and her Village, Third Lake.
She was preceded in 'death by
her husband, William J. Wood Jr., and
their son, William I. Wood III. The
family moved to Third Lake in the
1940s and left a mark of community
service. Both she and her husband
had served as Mayor of Third Like.
Her husband and son both served
• the public as policemen.
Margaret requested no service,
yet if there is a desire to make a
donation please send it in her name
to Hilltop at 502 N. Waukegan Rd,
Lake Dluff, 1L 60044
Charles Edward Kuhl
Age 22,
passed away Oct.
29, 2005. He was
born Aug. 19,
1983, the son of
Charles and
Lorecn (nee
Junius) Kuhl.
Charles
received a certifi-
cate of education
from die state of Illinois in 2001. He
was an employee with the Kuhl
remodeling construction company
in Inglesidc. Charles was a very tal-
ented individual in the remodeling
business. He had a special talent to
be a rough carpenter, as well as a fin-
ish carpenter, plumber, and electri-
cian. He had special interest in late
model automobiles. He was restor-
ing a CRX. During his Tree time, he
was an avid reader, computer pro-
grammer, and enjoyed TV games. He
collected swords from Japan, and
Charles
Edward Kuhl
statues of Falcons and Eagles. He
was a paintball enthusiast. He was
also an accomplished Marshall Arts
student.
Survivors include his parents;
two brothers, Matthew (Amanda
Emmons) Kuhl of Schaumburg,
Phillip (Mari) Kuhl of Ingleside;
maternal grandparents, Donald (die
late Lorraine) Junius of Buffalo
Grove; paternal grandparents,
Clarence (Loretta) Kuhl of McHenry;
uncles and aunts, Lester (Cindy)
Maitin, Greg (Leslie) Junius, Richard
(Kitty) Janius, Donna (late Richard)
Orcndorf, Brian (Valerie) Rowan,
Harold (JoAnne) Kuhl, Darlene Kuhl,
and Christine Kuhl; and many
cousins.
Visitation was Thursday, Nov. 3,
from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. at Justen's
Round Lake Funeral Home, 222 N.
Rosedale Ct., Round Lake. Visitation
continued on Friday, Nov. 4, from 9
a.m. until die 10 a.m. funeral service
at The Chapel, 25270 W Highway 60,
Grayslake.The Rev. Jeff Griffin offici-
ated. Memorials will be greatly
appreciated to The Charles E. Kuhl
Foundation, P.O. Box 433, Ingleside,
1L 60041. Inurnment will be private.
Lois D. Hansen
Age 01 of Salem, Wis., passed
away Sunday, Oct. 30, 2005 at St.
CaUierine Medical Campus West,
Pleasant Prairie, Wis. She was born
Oct. 12, 1924 in Wausau, Wis., the
daughter of the late Daniel and
Agnes (Slagoski) Rock. In 1988 she
retired from Great Lakes Naval Base
as a records clerk. On Jan. 19, 1946
she married Robert A. Hansen and
he preceded her in death on Nov. 19,
2000.
Survivors include her children,
Larry (Christy) of Salem, Wis,, David
(Elisa) of Trevor, Wis. and Trina
(Gene) Weis of Union Grove, Wis.;
nine grandchildren and seven great,
grandchildren. In addition to her
parents and husband, she is preced-
ed in death by her daughter, Roberta
Hansen; her son, Douglas Hansen
and her brotlier, Daniel Rock.
Funeral services with Mass of
Christian Burial was held at 10 a.m.,
Nov. 3, at Holy Name Church,
Wilmol, Wis. Interment was hi
Southern Wisconsin Veterans
Memorial Cemetery, Union Grove,
Wis. Visitation was held Nov. 2, from 4
to 8 p.m., at die Strang Funeral Home
of Antioch. Those desiring may make
donations to the Salem Township
Resale Squad in her memory.
Lisa D. Whipple
Age 45 of Andoch, passed away
Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2005 at St. Luke's
Medical Center, Milwaukee, Wis.
She was born in Caraway, Ark., the
daughter of George and Estelle
(Roberson) House. She had worked
as a clerk at the Lake Villa Post
Office and prior to that for Motorola
in Grayslake. On Oct. 6, 1979 she
married Michael Whipple in
Waukegan.
Survivors include her husband,
Mike; her son, Shane Whipple of Mt.
Sterling; diree grandchildren; her
mother Estelle House of Mountain
Home, Ark., eight brothers and sis-
ters, and many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her
fadier, George in 1996.
Funeral services were held at 7
p.m., Oct 29, at the Strang Funeral
Home of Antioch. Interment was
private. Visitation was held from 6
p.m., Oct. 29 until Uie time of ser-
vices. In lieu of flowers, those desir-
ing may make donations to a family
memorial in her memory.
Jane (Stella) Lonergan
Age 78 of Silver Lake, Wis.,
passed Wednesday, Oct 26, 2005 fol-
lowing a brief illness at Aurora
Medical Center, Kenosha, Wis. She
was born inWaukegan, die daughter
of the late Lester R. and Helen E.
(Shimanski) Neil and was a 1945
graduate of Waukegan Twsp High
School. On Sept. 20, 1952 she mar-
ried James Lonergan. She and her
husband, Jim were among the
founders of the Community Library
in Salem, Wis., and also a longtime
member with the Friends of the
Community Library.
Survivors include her four sons,
Neil (Lori) of Madison, Wis., Robert
(Becky) of Brown Deer, Wis., William
(Susan) of Twin Lakes, Wis. and
Patrick (Debbie) of Grand Rapids,
Mich.; her five grandchildren; her
sister, and many wonderful friends.
In addition to her parents she is pre-
ceded in deadi by her husband on
Aug. 2, 1979.
Funeral services was held at 7
p.m., Oct. 28, at the Strang Funeral
Home of Antioch, with visitation
starting at 4:30 p.m. Interment was
private in Ascension Cemetery,
Libertyville. In lieu of flowers, those
desiring may make donations to the
Community Library, 24615 89th St.,
Salem, WI 53168-8918 in her memo-
ry.
Barbara Jean Volling
(nee Schweigert)
Age 60, a resident of Lake Villa
for the past 17 years, died Thursday,
Oct 27, 2005 at home. She was bom
on Dec. 21, 1944 in Evanston to
David and Stephanie (nee Trybus)
Schweigert. She was employed with
Baxter Labs in Round Lake for 31
years before her retirement and was
a member of the Baxter Mixed
Bowling League. She was a member
of St. Bede Catholic Church in
Ingleside, die Riviera Home Owners
Assoc. She enjoyed traveling and
spending time with her family and
friends.
Survivors include, her husband,
Gilbert Volling of LakeVUla; her chil-
dren, Lisa (Richard) Mathez of
Lindenhurst, Michelle Pasko of
Lake Villa, and the late Michael F.
Pasko on Oct 22, 2003; her stepchil-
dren, Christine (Mike) Barley of
Michigan, Cindy (Larry) Blue of
Lake Zurich, Scott (Sarah) Volling of
Georgia; grandchildren, Drew,
Tommy, Abigail, William, Isabelle,
Jordyn, Joshua, Jacob, Elle and
Dakota; her brothers, David
(Dorothy) Schweiger of Niles,
Arthur Wolf of California; mother-
in-law, Dorothy Volling ofVolo and
her former mother-in-law, Lottie
Pasko of Fox Lake.
Visitation was held Oct 30, from
2 to 6 p.m. at the K. K. Hamsher
Funeral Home in Fox Lake (The
Chapel on the Lake). A Catholic
Funeral Mass was celebrated at 10
a.m.. Oct 31 at St Bede Catholic
Church in Ingleside. Burial followed
at Highland Memorial Park
Cemetery in Libertyville. Memorials
will be appreciated to die American
Cancer Society Att: Pancreatic
Cancer" Research, 100 Tri-state
International 125, Lincolnshire, IL
60069.
Dennis G. Weber Sr.
Age 75 of Antioch,
passed away 'Tuesday,
Oct 25, 2005 at Lake
Forest Hospital in Lake
Forest He was born Dec. 24, 1929 in
Athens, Wis., the son of die late
Louis and Elizabeth (Hoff) Weber.
He served in the U.S. Air Force dur-
ing die Korean Conflict. On Jan. 7,
1956 he married Agnes Apfelbeck in
Colby, Wis. He had lived in Elk Grove
Village before moving to Antioch on
Oct 30, 1970 where he was a mem-
ber of St Peter Church. Dennis
enjoyed fishing, playing practical
jokes and loved his grandchildren.
He owned and operated D.G.Weber
Excavating in Antioch and was
proud to do his job.
Survivors include his wife of
49 years, Agnes; seven children,
Steven (Patty) of Waterford, Wis.,
Denise (Raymond) Zeman of Lake
Villa, Debra (Russell) Richards of
Burlington, Wis., Brad (Loretta) of
Ingleside, Ann (Michael) Babiarzof
Lake Barrington, Dennis Jr. (Sue) of
Island Lake, and Derek of Palatine;
seven grandchildren, Christopher
(April), Adam, Drittani, Megan,
Jessica, Cathie, and Branden; and
two brothers, Lyton Weber of Green
BayrWis. and Lawrence Weber of
Trenton, NE. In addition to his par-
ents, he Is preceded in death by
two brothers, Clifford and Clyde
Weber.
Funeral service with Mass of
Christian Burial was held at 10 a.m.,
Oct 29 at St. Peter Church in
Antioch. Interment followed in
Hillside Cemetery in Antioch.
Visitation was held from 4 to 8 p.m.,
Oct 28 at the Strang Funeral Home
of Antioch. Those desiring may
make donation for masses in his
memory.
Richard l(. Eshbaugh
Age 67 of Fountain
Hills, Ariz., passed away
Wednesday, Oct 26,
2005 at his home. He
served in the Navy from 1959-61.
Surviving are his wife, Shirley
(nee Critz) Eshbaugh, five sons
and two daughters, Dawn
Prignano of Melrose Park, Mark
(Dionna) Meyer of Genoa City,
Wis., James (Janet) Eshbaugh of
Rockledge, Fla., Heather (Joel)
Hagner of Junction City, Ore., Bob
Eshbaugh of Belvidere, Scott
(Tina) Meyer of Antioch and Scott
Eshbaugh of Albany, Ore.; 11
grandchildren and his sister. He is
preceded in death by his parents,
Marshall and Inez Eshbaugh and
by a brother.
Funeral service will be held at
noon, Saturday, Nov. 5 at die
Burnett-Dane Funeral Home, 120 W.
Park Ave., Libertyville. Interment
will follow at Highland Memorial
Park. Visitation will be one hour
prior to the service on Saturday, Nov.
5. Memorial contributions can be
made to the American Cancer
Society.
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Adeline G. Dalziel
Age 92,. a resident of Kenosha, Wis., died
Sunday, Oct. 16, 2005 at Brookside Care Center.
Bom in Chicago, she was the daughter of the
late John and Rose (Plachetka) Kenders. On
July 11, 1931 she married Bernard Dalziel in
Chicago. He died in August of 1975. She and
her husband owned and operated a mink farm
for many years in Lake Villa.
She is survived by one son, Don (Carol)
Dalziel of Sturtevant, Wis.; three daughters,
Aprile R. Alexander of Royal Center, Ind., Joyce
(Gene) Lianas of Kenosha, Wis., Sharon (Ted)
Waitr-Bierchen of Lake Villa; grandchildren;
great grandchildren; two half sisters. She is pre-
ceded in death by her husband, two brothers
and a sister.
A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated
on Oct. 19 at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Visitation was on Oct. 19 at the church
from 9 a.m. until the time of Mass. Burial took
place at Oakwood Cemetery in Walworth
County, Wis. Memorials would be appreciated
to the Alzheimer's Association-Southeastern,
Wis. (6130 W. National Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
53124) Family Options Funeral and Cremation
Services handled the arrangements.
Max D. Fire
Age 88 of Antioch, passed away Oct. 30,
2005 at The Wealshire in Lincolnshire.
RECENT DEATHS
Mary Rogachuk (nee Strotshtilc), 70 of
Mercer, Wis., formerly of Libertyville, Oct
22, 2005. Arr; Humes Funeral Home,
Addison
Gordon Gustafson, 83 of Libertyville,
Oct 2b, 2005. Am Burnett-Dane Funeral
Home, Libertyville.
'John C. Spencer Ir., 38, of Miami, Fla„
Oct. 19;. 2005. Am Strang Funeral Chapel
and Crematorium; Grayslake
Carol Greenwood-Kortas, 49 of
Everett, Wash., formerly of Round Lake,
Oct. 15, 2005. Am Personal Alternative
; Funeral Services
Julie E. Griffin (nee Stewart), 40 of
Hawthorn .Woods, Oct 21, 2005. Am:
Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home, Lake
Zurich
Roger L. Lansing, 70 of Mundelein, Oct.
21, 2005. Arr: Kristan Funeral Home PC,
Mundelein.
John E. Realty, 28 of Fox Lake, Oct. 18,
2005. Am Spring Grove Funeral Chapel.
Joan Kocol (nee Wleczorek), 75 of
Grayslake, Oct, 18, 2005. Arr: Kristan
Funeral Home PC, Mundelein.
: Steve I.Tucka, 85 of Waukegan, Oct. 17,
2005. Am Marsh Funeral Home of Gumee
Charlotte Weaver 'Marge', 63 of Beach
Park, Oct 20, 2005. Am Congdon Funeral
Home, Zion.
PearceV. Keating, 83 of Grayslake, Oct.
20, 2005. Am Kristan Funeral Home P C,
Mundelein
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Survivors include'two sons, Scott Fire and
Blair Fire. He is preceded in death by his wife,
Vera and a daughter, Janet Holbek.
Funeral service was held privately.
Arrangements were handled by the Seguin and
Symonds Funeral Home in Highwood.
Edward L. Higgins Jr.
Age 86 of Libertyville, passed
away suddenly, Monday, Oct. 31,
2005 at the Condell Medical
Center. Ed was a U.S. Army veteran
having served in WWII and later served his
country as a civil servant (CIA) in Washington,
DC.
Surviving are two nephews, Robert
(Brenda) O'Neill of Lake Bluff and Gerald
(Pamela) O'Neill of Bettendorf, Iowa. He is pre-
ceded in death by his parents, Edward and
Margaret (nee Sullivan) Higgins and by his sis-
ter Marjorie O'Neill.
A private family funeral service was held
on Friday, Nov. 4 at die Burnett-Dane Funeral
Home in Libertyville with the Rev. Fr. Val Laini
from St. Joseph Parish, officiating. Interment
followed at Ascension Cemetery.
Barbara June Gooch
Age 73 of Vernon Hills, passed away peace-
fully Saturday, Oct. 29, 2005 with her family at
her side.
Surviving are two children, Debbie
(Shailesh) Dhiman of Mundelein and Douglas
(Patty) Gooch of Springfield, MO.; two grand-
children, Kourtney Dhiman and Annie Gooch
and her sister, Bonnie (Bud) Bennage and fam-
ily of North Little Rock, Ark.; and many dear
friends. She is preceded in death by her par-
ents, Ernest and Metta Jenkins and brothers
Bob and Charles.
A private service for her family was held at
2 p.m., Nov. 1 at the Burnett-Dane Funeral
Home in Libertyville. Memorial contributions
can be made to the Southwest MO. Humane
Society, 3161 W. Norton Rd., Springfield, MO,
65803.
Leslie P. Piffner
Age 24, a resident of Antioch, formerly of
Fox Lake died Saturday, Oct, 29, 2005, following
an automobile accident. He enjoyed playing
softball for the Conserve Eagles Softball team
inWauconda.
He is survived by his mother, Karen S.
Engel of Antioch; his sister, Heather Phillips of
Antioch; his niece, Victoria Dillard of Boise,
Idaho; his uncle, Ken (Anne) Anderson of
Jonesboro, GA; his aunt, Sharon (John)
Barnard of Ingleside; by many cousins, espe-
cially his dear cousin, Micheal and friend,
Sarah Santiago, He is preceded in death by his
grandparents, Leslie and Catherine Anderson.
Visitation will be Friday, Nov. 4 from 5 to 8
p.m. at K. K. Hamsher Funeral Home Ltd., 12 N.
Pistakee Like Rd., Fox Lake (one block west of-
Route 12, 1 12 block north of Grand Avenue). A
funeral service will be conducted at the funer-
al home on Saturday, Nov. 5 at 10 a.m. with
Pastor Nathan Anderson of Ludieran Church
of All Saints officiating. Burial will follow at
Grant Cemetery in Ingleside. In lieu of flowers,
memorials to Save-A-Pet, 31664 N. Fairfield
Rd., Grayslake, IL 60030 will be appreciated.
MaryLWarvi
Age 80 of Waukegan, passed away
Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2005 at Waukegan
Pavilion.
Beloved wife of the late Walfred U.; loving
mother of Gail (Robert) Decker, Priscella
(Mylo) Mygland, Doreeu (Bill) Churchill, James
Warvi, Kathryn (Peter) Markoutsis, Sherry
(Daniel) Copeland, proud grandmother of 10;
great grandmother of eight and dear sister of
five brodiers.
Visitation was held on Oct. 31 1 9:30 a.m.
until die time of the funeral service at 10:30
a.m. at St. John UCC, Waukegan. Burial was in
Avon Cemetery Grayslake. In lieu of flowers,
memorials may be made to die church. Marsh
Funeral Home in Waukegan, handled the
arrangements.
Patricia H.'Panf Dean
Age 58 of Mundelein, died Saturday, Oct.
29, 2005 at Condell Medical Center in
Libertyville
Patti is survived by her husband, Douglas;
her children, Joy (Mark) Still, Doug Dean Jr. and
Glenn (Rocia) Dean and two grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her parents,
Raymond and Harriet Johnson; and her
cousin.
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Nov.
3 at the Kristan Funeral Home . PC in
Mundelein. Visitation was from 4 to 8 p.m.,
Nov. 2 at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers,
memorials to Condell Medical Center
Oncology Department, 801 S. Milwaukee Ave.,
Libertyville, IL 60048, are appreciated.
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died Sunday, Oct. 30, 2005 in Las
Vegas, Nev. James grew up in Fox
Lake and Round Lake. He was an
Army veteran of the Vietnam War. .
He was die beloved husband of Patricia
(nee Davis); loving father of James D. (Mora),
Holly (Dale) Moore and Michael; and cher-
ished grandfather of six.
Services were held at 10 a.m., Friday, Nov. 4
at die Kisselburg-Wauconda Funeral Home,
235 N. Main St., Wauconda. Burial was in
Windridge Memorial Park in Gary. Visitation
was from 4-0 p.m., Nov. 3 at die funeral home.
Anna Huschitt (nee Bierle)
Age 93 of Forest Lake, died Tuesday, Oct.
25, 2005 at Good Shepherd Hospital in
Barrington.
She was die wife of die late Franz Huschitt;
modier of Elisabeth Huschitt, Frank (Marion)
Huschitt and Johann (the late Irene) Huschitt;
grandmodier of eight; great-grandmother of 17
and sister of one. She is also survived by many
loving relatives here and abroad.
Visitation was from 0:30 a.m. until die lime
of prayers at 9:30 a.m., Oct. 29, at Ahlgrim
Family Funeral Home In Lake Zurich. A Mass of
the Resurrection followed at 10 a.m. at St.
Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Lake
Zurich. Interment was in Ascension Cemetery
in Libertyville. Memorials to Catholic
Charities, Attn: Ana Mareno, 721 N. LaSalle,
Chicago, IL 60610 or Masses would be appreci-
ated.
Elizabeth 'Bell' Pye
Age 93 of Zion, died Oct. 27, 2005 at her
home. She married Norbert Pye on March 10,
1945 inTcddington, England. She was employed
by Illinois Beach State Park Lodge in Zion.
Survivors include three children, Gerald
(Carol) Pye of Kenosha, Wis., Victoria (Robert)
Neary of Buffalo Grove and Gregory (Lori) Pye of
Bristol, Wis.; four grandchildren; four great-
grandchildren. She is preceded in deadi by her
husband, Norbert; tiiree brodiers and two sisters.
Visitation was held on Oct. 30 from 2 to 4
p.m. at the Congdon Funeral Home in Zion
with funeral service following at 4 p.m., with
Deacon MikeMercure of Our Lady of Humility
Church officiating. Private interment services
will be later at Ascension Cemetery in
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The Internal Revenue Service has money for more than
3,100 Illinois residents who still haven't received their 2004 fed-
eral tax refunds.
An annual review shows 3133 Illinois taxpayers are due fed-
eral tax refunds totaling almost $2.3 million. These refunds
were returned to die IRS as "undeliverable." Most refunds are
from tax returns filed for the 2004 tax year, but some taxpayers
are due refunds for more than one tax year. The checks range
from as low as $1 to nearly $39,000. The average per-check
amount is $731. Nationwide, 84,290 refunds totaling more than
$73 million were returned to the IRS.
Hales said refund checks go astray for reasons that can vary
with each taxpayer. "Most often, it's because a life change -
such as a marriage - causes an address change. If a taxpayer
moves or changes their address and fails to notify the IRS or the
U.S. Postal Service, a check sent to their last known address is
returned to the IRS," said Hales.
Taxpayers can find out if they have an undelivered tax
refund by visiting the IRS Web site at www.irs.gov and clicking
on "Where's My Refund." To use tills feature, taxpayers enter
information that includes their Social Security number, filing
status {such as single or married filing joindy) and die refund
amount shown on their 2004 tax return. When this information
is submitted online, taxpayers will see the status of their refund
check and, in many cases, they also get instructions to resolve
potential account problems. If a refund was returned by the
post office, the taxpayer, may be able to update their address
online through die "Where's My Refund" application.
Taxpayers who have moved since filing their last tax return
can ensure the IRS has their correct address by filing Form
8822, Change of Address, with the IRS. Download die form
from the IRS Web site at www.irs.gov or request it by calling 1 -
800-829-3676.
Those who are due money include:
Alcantar, Eliseo & Alicia Sanchez
Allin, Michael L
Alvarado, Jose & Veronica Benitez
Alvarez, Rafael & Maria
Bardett, Sally W
Bean, Kris M
Belmonti, Mae
Blanco, Elvira
Blaser, Steven P
Boarini, Jennifer J
Bos, Andrew P
Camacho, David
Cantu, Euvelio
Carballo, Victor A
Castillo, Guadalupe & Jose L
Cidrianb, Gumerclndo
Waukegan
Lake Forest
Round Lake Beach
Waukegan
Libertyville
Gumee
Gurnec
Waukegan
Waukegan
Libertyville
Round Lake Park
Waukegan
Waukegan
Round Lake
Waukegan
Mundelein
Cisneros, E & M Cisneros Arias
Clemons, Herbert D ■
Cobum, Ricky A
Cordoba, Sergio & Reina
Cortes Salinas, Antonio
Cruz, Edwin & Samira Neijar
Dagen, Donald J
Danca, Nancy A
Diaz Jimenez, Angel
Dixon, Rebecca M
Donakowsld, Timotivy C
Dzyoba, laras
Edwards, Shaunise
Ekstrom, Heidi B
Fernandez, Alven
Florcs Sanchez, Rolando
Galeana, Modesto
Garcia, C & J Vazquez-Mendez
Garcia, Carlos & Oralia F
Gonzalez, Christopher
Gonzalez, Ruben
Groover, Evan R
Hammond, Randy R Sr
Hardy, Thomas C
Hibbler, Melvin D
Hidrogo-Aguilera, Jorge A
Hoppe, Brandy M
Jaime, Hector
Juarez, Jessa
Kious, Julianne D
Knee, Samantha B
Lally, Brian & Maria
Liszka, Robert E
Loiben, Richard E & Erica M
Lopez, Cidifredo & Gloria Janet
Lopez, Jose Jura do & Maria
Manago, Cheryl
Mcmahon, Shaun M
Meyer, Leonard
Moreno, Donald & N Arendt-Moreno
Mundada, Son a
Ocampo, Rogelio
Oropeza, Daniel & Veronica Guzman
Pacheco, Sergio
Pantliangi, S Si SThogiarchedu
Panthangi, Shankar Sundur
Ralin, Denise S
Ramirez, Cristian'
Ramirez-Mata, Flavio
Redmond, Catalina
Reyes, Savador
Mundelein
Waukegan
Waukegan
Mundelein
Waukegan
Gurnee
Waukegan
Round Lake Beach
Fox Lake
Waukegan
Round Lake Beach
Vernon Hills
Waukegan
Libertyville
Waukegan
Waukegan
Waukegan
Waukegan
Round Lake
Waukegan
Round Lake Beach
Libertyville
Waukegan
Waukegan
Waukegan
Waukegan
Lake Villa
Waukegan
Waukegan
Mundelein
Vernon Hills
Waukegan
Vernon HiUs
Ingleside
Mundelein
Waukegan
Lake Villa
Waukegan
Lake Villa
Lake Villa
Vernon Hills
Round Lake
Mundelein
Mundelein
Vernon Hills
Vernon Hills
Gages Lake
Mundelein
Waukegan
Wauconda
Mundelein
Ribar, Patrick R
Island Lake
Rios, Rachel
Fox Lake
Risch, Jessica M
Waukegan ■
Roman, Trinidad
Fox Lake
Samuels, Charon L
Lindenhurst
Segura, Balvanita & Eufemio Deed
Vernon Hills
Sibrinn, Jose
Waukegan
Sides, Dennis C
Waukegan
Simandi, James S .
Gumee
Sizov, Elena
Round Lake
Slay, Christophers
Waukegan
Spangler, William & Alice
Wildwood
Stolhanske, Daniel J
Mundelein
Tellez, Genaro & Jesenia Floras
Waukegan
Valdovinos, Miguel & Cecilia
Waukegan
Vargas Rocha, Errain
Mundelein
Vargas, Denis
Vernon Hills
Whitney, Jeffrey S & Elizabeth
Grayslake
Woods, Andrew
Gumee
Duke's Grill in Wauconda will be hosting a benefit to
help the Pierce/Bray Family with the burden of their funeral
costs.
The Pierce and Bray families lost a mother, a daughter, a
son, a grandchild, a friend, teammate, a coworker, and a
classmate to a tragic fire on Oct. 5. Lost in this tragic fire was
Gabie Pierce, Alexandra Bray, 9 and Michael Bray, 11.
Mike Bray, the father, the only survivor of the family. He
suffers from complications due to diabetes and is currently
on a waiting list for a pancreas and kidney.
Duke's is asking die public to join them to help support
the family on Nov. 5, at 7 p.m., at Dukes Grill, at 476 W.
Liberty St., in Wauconda. All cash donations and proceeds
from the silent auction will be donated to the Pierce / Bray
Trust Fund. Anne's Band will start at 9 p.m., with a $5 cover
charge, free food and cash bar.
If you are interested in making a donation, drop diem
off at Duke's Grill or call Jacqui Hebein at 847-587-3290.
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furniture stripper
solvents
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Sasoline & antifreeze
used motor oil
mercury
asbestos
pesticides
driveway sealer
pool chemicals
fluorescent light bulbs
prescription medications
household batteries
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Horses & Tacks
SADDLE SHOP
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2005 HOT TUB/SPA Deluxe,
NEW, In plastic, 6 seats,
lounger. Only S2.950. (847)
354-2828, Deliverable.
3-PIECE FURNITURE SET
Asking $900/obo.
Can bo seen @ Apt-207
(847)244-9310.
BLACK FUTON/TWIN BUNK
BED w/mat tresses. $75.
(847)856-8075.
COUCH WITH NEW COV-
ERS, $40. Bentwood rocker,
$35. Accent tables, S35/ea.
Mediterranean stereo w/ro-
cord player & radio. (847)367-
4659 leave message.
DINING/KITCHEN GLASS
TABLE, 511. long by 3lt. wide.
4 black chairs with lavender
beaded seat covers.
S150/best. (847) 445-2689.
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ENTERTAINMENT CENTER,
solid oak, pocket doors, com-
ponent section & storage.
62"wX54"hX20-1/2'd.
SBOO/best. (847)245-7266.
TREADMILL only used 3
months-$250. Green leather
l_ovoscat-$350. Samsonlte
office cholr-$100. Offers
considered. Call all. 3pm
(847)548-0482.
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WHOLESALE!!
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3pc Leather Sofa Set _
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3pc Chrome Leg
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5pc Oak Bdrm Set $290
Solid Wood Louis
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6pc Cherry BdrmSet $350
Twin Mattress Set S60
Full Mattress Set $65
Queen Mattress Set S80
Queen Dbl PlllowTop
Deluxe Mattress Sot $175
King Mattress Sot $2J&
pc Dlnotte Sot £35
55pc Blk DR Sot
$150
7pc Cherry Fnsd Dr $3£Q
Chippendale Stylo Dining
RoomSet w/Cblna SJJJ5
Futon w/Deliixe
Mattress $100
3PC Sofa Set $350
Ashley 3pc Sofa Set S750
Asrt'd Now Couches $200
Computer Desk $95
Lrg Italian Bar JW1Q
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30 + Stylos on Display
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Mattresses as low as:
$49 -Twin
$65 - Full
$75 - Queen
S149 - King
27992 W. nt.1 20 -Lake moor
(at Fisher Rd, bctwoon Darroll
Rd&Rt. 12),
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(847)687-5030.
(815)578-4200.
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■ Mission Style Queen
Size Bed For Sale
Cherry Color Wood.
2 years old
$400 obo
■Queen Size Down
Matress pad, 6mo old
$100
■ Cherry color wine rack
cabinet
$90.
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SIX PERSON NORDIC SPA
HOT TUB, $1,S00/bost. (847)
672-6903.
Lawn/Garden
4HP TROY-BILT CHIPPER,
Tecumseh engine, exc. cond.
$400. (647)480-2744-alt. 6pm
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WOOD CHIPPER.
$2,500/bost. (847) 845-8027.
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Miscellaneous
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•Miscellaneous
HIDE-A-BED COUCH, 1yr
now, bed used twico. exc.
cond. Paid $700; sacrifice for
$425. Skutt Kiln for ceram-
ics, 3-tlor, Model W1027,
Incld's shelves, cones, man-
. ual & some tools $325. Pop-
up Truck Camper $799/obo.
(847)838-4617.
100 SQ.FT. LaminatoFloor-
Ing, made In Germany w/pad-
ding, $175. (847)395-7936.
WILLIAMS WALL FURNACE
6'x1.5\ 38,000 BTU, new In
carton S500 FIRM. (847)546-
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Lawn mowers
$50 up to S90.
No Riders.
SNOWBLOWER S90.
(847)546-4309
LAWN MOWERS $50 and
up. (3) Riding mowers, $275
to $425. (847)212-9039.
LAWNMOWER '03 RANCH
King, 42" deck. S450.00.
(815)206-0570.
BLACK LEATHER COAT,
with black fox fur collar, 3/4
longth, $200/bost. (847) 662-
4194. cell (224) 522-5490.
VARIETY ol Light Fixluros on-
ly 2yrs old. 3-shado pool (bl
light $100, Chandelier $40,
Coiling $20, Cloud Floures-
cent $50 ' & Can $20.
(847)223-4825.
CARPORT W/FULL SIDES &
back kit, 20' wide, 24" deep.
8.5' high. Must
soll.„S1200/obo. (847)395-
7664.
STEEL EDGE WOOD
DRAFTING TABLE, 30"x42",
with drawing tools, $75.
(847)662-0099.
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Medical Equip
Supplies
POWER WHEELCHAIRS Ev-
erest & Jennings Spring II.
Mint cond.. $2,400.
INVACARE ACTION RANG-
ER II, storms series, exc.
cond.. S1.400. (847)526-
0898.
VIAGRA S5/DOSE. SUPER
LOW CIALIS lowest priced re-
fills guaranloodl FREE SHIP-
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prescription buyers group
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Musical
Instruments
CONN ORGAN w/foot pedals
& rhylhm .box, exc. cond.,
good for home or church.
$500 (847)223-7188.
GULBRANSEN PLAYER
PIANO, needs work or use for
parts, SlOO/bosl. (647)395-
7276, after 5pm.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -
School Band & others, somo
professional. Call for info.
(847)295-6847.
PRINCETON FENDER GUI-
TAR AMP, grt. cond., mlc. In-
cluded. Cheap for only S250.
Dean electric guitar MLX in
hard case, $225. (847) 249-
0816.
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lights. Sacrillco $1,875,
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3-DOOR COOLER
S600/OBO
(847)973-8255.
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health guaranteed.
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Cocker Spaniel,
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Shlpporko, Schnauzor,
Springer Spaniel,
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Torriors: Calm, Rat, Scoltio,
Westlo, Yorklo.
Fox: Smooth, Wire,
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Gerald Schulz
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AQUARIUM COMBOS IN
PACKAGE: 55g $99; 75g
$199; I25g $349. Free Info.
Aquatic World (262)567-7339.
CHILD SAFE PONIES, pet
goats, rocotrack rejects.
(847)540-0083.
GERMAN SHEPHERD
PUPS & YOUNG ADULTS
AKC, OFA, Gorman blood-
lines, hip health guaranteed.
Parents on promises.
(847)713-2695.
OF THE
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Save-A-Pet
31664 N. Folrfiald Rd.,
Grayslake, IL 60030
847-740-7788, ext. 100
www.cave-a-pet-it.org
Mort., Wed., Fri.: 1pm to 5pm
Thursday: 1pm to 8pm
Sal. & Sun. 11am to 6pm
Tubs.: By Appointment
With an Infectious smile,
Bourbon Is not someone to let
destiny take charge of his life.
After having spent many years
with the same family, his life
changed when they moved to
a home with an electric fence.
This now fence apparently
created some Insecurity for
him and he became moro wary
of his surroundings and
suspicious of people coming
onto his yard unannounced,
Tills medium-sized boy loves
his walks and his beagle roots
happily take over, nose to the
ground accompanied by little
roo-roos. Bourbon also gets
along with dogs and is looking
for a home with a regular
fence.
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Pets & Supplies
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
PUPS, AKC. Classic pups
bred from tho finest bloodlines
the breed has to olfer. Perfect
temperament and great Intelli-
gence for family or service
work. Fully guaranteed. Ovor
30 years experience. Slato Li-
censed, To learn moro visit:
WWW.SHEWANA.COM or
call us at (815)943-2020.
MOVING AFRICAN GREY
6/mo. old, hand fed, grt. per-
sonality, very vocal. Serious
Inquiries only. $1,000. Cell
(80S) 428-9015.
f£n Wanted To liny
BUYING COMIC BOOK
COLLECTIONS. Slnglo
books or targe collections.
Call Rob (847) 672-9073
leave message.
BUYING STAR WARS
& G.I. JOE TOYS
From 70's & CO's. One piece
to wholo collection.
Call Rob (847) 672-9073
leave message.
Slot Machines WANTED-
ANY CONDITION- or Paris.
Also JUKE BOXES, MUSIC
BOXES, Nickelodeon and
Coke Machines. Paying
CASHI Call (630)985-2742.
TOP DOLLAR PAID
Antiques & Collectibles. One
piece to entire household.
(847)394-5579.
rtrtV WANTED *#
GIRLS RIEDELL
FIGURE SKATES,
SIZE 3
(847)973-1585.
500
Homes Tor Sale
SSSS5
CASH BACK
When you buy a homo
Ihrough Bresnahan
Roal Estato Services.
We'll pay you 15% of tho
commission wo earn
whon tho deal Is closed.
Call Malt Bresnahan
(847J6B2-0562.
A PRIVATE INVESTOR
Looking lor Income
properties, long term
loaso or buy,
will look at all.
24 hr. roc. msg.
1-866-253-9160 ext. 40.
ABOUT TO LOSE YOUR
HOME TO FORECLOSURE?
in our last 6 rescues Iho
homeowner lott tho closing
with cash.
Call (847)327-1455 x3.
ADORABLE 3-BD.
RANCH on fenced double
lot. Eat-In kit.. Ig. Ir.; all
appl9., extra deep 2-1/2
car htd. gar. w/workshop,
wide bktp. drive, wooded
yd. $165,500. Century 21
Caro, Carol Bradley
(815)344^4240.
BEACH PARK 55+ Gated
Community, lrg 3bd/2ba.,
homo w/don, fam. rm & much
morel $252,400. (847)782-
8016.
Homes For Sale
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Rio
Number # PA0503267
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY. ILLI-
NOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC AS NOMINEE FOR GN
MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION OR ITS SUCCESSORS
OR ASSIGNS;
Plalntlll,
vs.
ALBERTO DIAZ AKA ALBER-
TO L. DIAZ AKA RAMSES A
LOPEZ DIAZ; LIDIA ROSAS
AKALIDIAOLGAROSAS;
CITIBANK ISOUTH DAKO-
TA), NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION UNKNOWN OWNERS
AND NONRECORD CLAIM-
ANTS;
Defendants,
05 CH 703
NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE UNDER IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
(n the above omitted cause on
July 27. 2005. "Inlercounly Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005. at Iho hour of 12:00
noon in their office sl 1800
Nations Drive. Suite 117, Gur-
nee, Illinois, sell to iho highest
blddor for cash, tho following
described property:
Commonly known as 25297
W. Chicago Ave., Ingleside, IL
60041.
P.I.N. 05-24-208-023.
The Improvement on tho
property consists ol a single
family residence.
Sale lorms; 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by cortilicd funds. No
refunds.
Tho judgment amount was
$144,762.82.
The property will NOT bo
open for Inspection.
Upon payment in full of (he
amount bid, tho purchaser will
receive a Certificate ol Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
alter confirmation of the sale.
For Information: Visit our web-
site at http://sorvico.atty-
pierco.com. Botweon 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
1 North Dearborn Street, Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel.No.
(312) 476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Oliicor. (312)' 444-
1122
"ATTENTION BOATERS"
Hillside Ranch in Fox
Lake Hills SubDv.
Which has Iho best lake
rights on Iho Chain 0'
Lakes. The homo over-
looks Stanton Bay & Is
adjacent to the Subdv's
Boat Harbor & Boat
Ramp(boat slip also avail.)
This is a one-of-klnd
location pkg.
3bds72ba,
2-car htd garage.
w/Lake Vlewfrom both
decks & both
levels of homo.
77ite deal won't last longl!
$295,000. Call for appl.
(847)302-7444.
Bl
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SF^
CI 6 Lakeland Newspapers
CLASSIFIED
November 4-10, 2005
Homes For Sale
Homes For Sale
jTjj Homes For Sale
Homes For Sale
Off the Beaten Path® by Eric
Hodcckcr
{REV, 11/07/90)
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY. ILLI-
NOIS AMERICAN CHAR-
TERED BANK;
Plaintiff,
vs.
ANTHONY DELIGIO AKA
TONY V. DELIGIO AKA
ANTHONY V. DELIGIO, AN
INDIVIDUAL; UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. BY
VIRTUE OF A UNITED
STATES REVENUE LIEN
RECORDED SEPTEMBER
11. 2003 AS DOCUMENT
NUMBER 53621 54; A & R
CUSTOM FLOORING CON-
TRACTORS, INC., AN ILLI-
NOIS CORPORATION;
COLORADO STONE CUT-
TERS, INC.. AN ILLINOIS
CORPORATION; ELEGANT
IMPORTS, INC. AN ILLI-
NOIS CORPORATION: UN-
KNOWN OWNERS, NON-
RECORD CLAIMANTS AND
UNKNOWN TENANTS AND
OCCUPANTS;
Defendants,
04 CH 740
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN thai pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Salo entered In the above en-
titled cause on January 19,
2005 Intercounly Judicial
Sales Corporation will on
Thursday, December 8, 2005
al the hour of 12:00 noon In
their office at 1600 Nations
Drive, Suite 117, Gumeo, Illi-
nois, sell at public auction to
tho highest bidder for cash, as
Dot forth bo low, the following
described mortgaged real es-
tate:
Commonly known as 350 S.
Lake St., Mundeteln, IL
60060.
P.I.N. 11-30-322-012.
Tho mortgaged real ostate Is
residential.
Salo torms: 10% down by cor-
tilied funds, balance, by certi-
fied funds, within 24 hours.
No rolunds.
Tho property will NOT be
open for Inspection. Prospec-
tive bidders are admonished
to chock the court lilo to vorify
all Information.
For Information call Mr. Slo-
phon G. Daday at Plamiilf's
Attomoy, Stilt, Klein, Daday,
Arotos & Giampielro, LLC,
121 South Wilke Road. Arling-
ton Heights, Illinois 60005.
(647) 590-8700.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Soiling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
ANTtOCH BUILD YOUR
OWN pvl. beach, dock, boat
launch behind this frosh, cozy
2-bd. home. Large lol on pvt.
fishing/boating lake near Anil-
och for S299K. Lakolront
rights, wbfrpls., large lull bsmt
and floored attic, 2-car gar.
htt p://homo.xnQ t. com/- loan/
Call (312) 719-0970.
ANTIOCH N~iw 4-BD.,
W/DEN 2-1/2 ba., 2-car gar,
frpl., full bsmt., backs to pond.
5249,900.(847)971-5926.
COUNTRY ESTATE NEAR
POWERS LAKE Wl. 11
acres. 5BR. 3.5BA, bulll In
1997, fin. walkout bsmt.
w/own kit,, Ig. dock, big In-
ground pool. Trails for snow-
mobiles. ATV's. Horses al-
lowod. SG71.250. Call Lydia
Jones (262) 745-7914 or
Owon Palousky (262) 660-
7121. Conlury 21 Pogliaml
Group.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
GRAYSLAKE SCHOOLS 3-
bd.. 2-ba. Irt-lovol, 2-1/2 car
all. gar., vaulted ceilings, now
carpet in lower level, loads of
cablnols in kit., all appls. slay,
C/A, cable ready, closo to
shopping & Metre, friendly
neighborhood. Must see!
S225.000. Call for appt.
(847)533-2313.
GENEVA, IL BEAUTIFUL 5-
bodrooms, 2-bas.,
2,000sq.ft. Completely re-
modeled, stainless sleol ap-
pliances, granite counter-
lops, maple cabinets, 1/2
acre lot, new bathrooms.
20"X40" Inground pool.
S309.000. View pics:
www.602wlltow.com
(047)331-1247.
BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOME
FSBO - 2bd/2ba., 2-car gar.,
all now appliances, FP &
many upgrades. Foncod-fn
yrd. Grayslako Schools.
PRICED FOR FAST SALEI
S1 99,500
(312)307-1358.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC. AS NOMINEE FOR
OHIO SAVINGS BANK, FSB
AND/OR ITS SUCCESSORS-
Plalntiff,
-v.-
ANTONIO FREDERICKS, ot
al
Dofondants
05 CH 579
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN mat pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale onto red In tho above
causo on July 6, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on Novomber 29, 2005, at the
Ironl door of tho Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085. sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following do-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 2049
HERMON AVENUE. Zion, IL
60099
Property Index No, 04-17-
432-029
The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
Tho Judgment amount was
S1 01. 798.72.
Solo terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of tho auction; tho
balance, In certified funds, is
duo within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said roal estate and Is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourso 1o
Plaintiff and In 'AS IS* condi-
tion. Tho salo is furthor sub-
ject to confirmation by tho
court.
If the salo Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at tho
salo shall bo entitled only to a
return of the deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser shall havo no lur-
thor recourso against tho
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attomoy.
Upon payment In full of tho
amount bid, the purchaser will
recelvo a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle tho purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of the salo
Tho property will NOT be
open for inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to the condition of tho
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished lo chock tho
court fllo to vorify all informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tilt's attorney: Tho Sate Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100. BURR RIDGE, IL 60S27,
(630) 794-9876 botweon tho
hours ol 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for tho sales department.
Please rofer to tilo number
14-05-3465
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attomoy Filo No.: 14-05-3465
ARDCW 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to tho Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you aro advised that Plaintiff's
attorney Is deemed to be a
debt collector attempting to
colloct a debt and any Infor-
mation oblainod will bo used
for that purpose
BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS 3-
BD., 2-1/2 ba. Townhome
w/fin, bsmt., 2-cnr gar., Ig.
backyd, In grt Libortyvlllo loca-
tion. Nowly remodeled kit.,
bas. & entrance way. Just re-
duced $309,900. Rental op-
tion possibility. No association
fees. (847)971-0200. No Ro-
altors Please.
BUYING HOUSES NOWI
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LOOKING FOR HOUSES
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No Problem.
(847)612-6393
Bob or Jennifer,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
UNO.S
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC. AS NOMINEE FOR
OHIO SAVINGS BANK. FSB
AND/OR ITS SUCCESSORS
Plaintiff.
-V.-
ANTONIO FREDERICKS, ot
al
Defendants
05 CH 577
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Salo entered In the above
causo on. July 6, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 29, 2005, at the
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, tho following de-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 3023
EMMAUS AVENUE, Zion, IL
60099
Property Index No. 04-28-
212-012
The roal ostate Is Improved
wilh a single family residence.
The judgment amount was
$128,515.65.
Salo torms: 25% down of Ihe
highest bid by certified funds
al the closo of tho auction; Ihe
balance, In certified funds, Is
duo within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said roal ostate and Is offored
for sale without any represen-
tation us to quality or quantity
ol title and without recourso to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS" condi-
tion, The sale Is further sub-
ject to .confirmation by tho
court.
II tho sale is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
salo shall bo entitled only to a
return of tho deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourso against tho
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attomoy.
Upon payment In full of tho
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Salo
that will ontllle tho purchaser
lo a deod to the real estate al-
ter confirmation ol tho salo
The property will NOT bo
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to the condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check tho
court lilo to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plaln-
lill's attorney: The Solo Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 botwoon the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department..
Please roler to filo number
14-05-3466.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Doar-
bom Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
(630)794-9876 ,,
Attomoy File No.: 14-05-3466
ARDCW 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attomoy Is doomed to be a
debt colloctor attempting to
colloct a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
lor that purpose.
ATTACHED SINGLE FAMILY
3bd/2.5ba., 2-car gar., fnshd
bsmnt. 361 Joren Tr-Anlloch.
3170,000. (847)754-4219.
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BEACH PARK 3-bd„ 1-ba„
freshly painlod, oat-ln kit., full
unlin. bsmt. Nice, quiet neigh-
borhood. Fencod-in bock yd.
Beach Park Schools. Appls.
negotiable. $170,000.
(647)548-4453.
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PROPERTY 175FT Water- .
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$449,900. (708) 599-0998.
1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC. AS NOMINEE FOR
FIELDSTONE MORTGAGE
COMPANY AND/OR ITS
SUCCESSORS
Plaintiff,
-v.-
BENITO ONOFRE, ot al
Defendants
05 CH 694
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered in the above
cause on June 22, 2005, an
agent ol The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on Novomber 29, 2005. at Ihe
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL. 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as sot
forth below, the following de-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 524 N.
JACKSON STREET, Wauko-
gan, IL 60085
Property Index No. 08-21-
111-008, Property Index No.
08-21-111-009
Tho real estate is Improved
with a single family residence.
The Judgment amount was
$208,342.83.
Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid' by certified funds
at tho close of tho auction; the
balance. In certified funds, is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
sold real estate and is offered
for salo without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In *AS IS" condi-
tion. The sale Is furthor sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
If tho sale Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return of the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
thor recourse against Ihe
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
lo a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation ot tho salo
Tho property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
till makes no representation
as to the condition of. Ihe
property. Prospective blddors
aro admonished to check the
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiffs attomoy, Tho Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527.
(630) 794-9876 botween tho
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for tho sales department..
Please refer to file number
14-05-4321.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, ' Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-4321
ARDCW 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant lo tho Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiffs
attorney Is deemed to be a
debt collector attempting to
colloct a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
LAKE VILLA BY OWNER
2-story 37708 Harding, oil
Rt. 59. Updated resi-
dence. 6-rooms, 2-bas.
Nowor kit. Blocks to Co-
lumbia Bay Waters. Fee
S$S boat launches. 2-car
gar. w/workshop & 2nd.
Ilr. loft, Ig. wood deck. Po-
cossion Thanksgiving or
Christmas. In the 3160's.
(847)680-7765.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
LASALLE BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, AS TRUST-
EE FOR SECURITIZED AS-
SET INVESTMENT LOAN
TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-
THROUGH CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2004-8
Plaintiff,
-v.-
KATHERINE GEOGHEGEN
A/K/A KATHERINE K. GEO-
GHEGAN A/K/A KATHERINE
GEOGHEGAN, et al
Defendants
05 CH 708
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered in the above
cause on June 22, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 6, 2005, at tho
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following do-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 577 AL-
VIN PLACE, Highland Park,
I L 60035
Property Index No.
16-25-313-019
The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
The judgment amount was
$290,993.75.
Salo torms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at Ihe close of tho auction; Ihe
balance,' In certified funds, is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said roal estate and Is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In 'AS IS" condi-
tion. The salo is furthor sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
If the sale is set aside for any
reason, Ihe Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only lo a
return of tho deposit paid.- The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, Ihe Mortgagee or
tho Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate ot Solo
that will entitlo the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of the sale
The property will NOT be
open tor inspection and plain-
' tiff makes no representation
as to tho condition of the
' property. Prospective bidders
aro admonished to check the
court file lo verify all Informa-
tion.'
For information, contact Plain-
tiff's attomoy: The Sate Ctork,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100. BURR RIDGE. I L 60527.
(630) 794-9876 between tho
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department-
Please refer to file number
14-05-4460.
THE JUDICIAL "SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Doar-
bom Stroet - Suile 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-4460
ARDCtf 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to Ihe Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attorney is deemod to be a
dobt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
GURNEE - 1.5 mature aero,
4bd/3ba, 2100sq.fl. 3329,000.
(847)599-9714.
LINDENHURST
5YR. NEW
WATERFRONT
CUSTOM BUILT HOME
On Lake Watortord. Wa-
terfront w/dock. 4-bd., 2-
1/2 ba., hrdwd. firs., vault-
ed entry w/oak staircase,
9ft. ceilings. Formal DR
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w/dual ovens, Island
w/Jonalr Grill. Oversized
bd's with huge master bd.
w/vol. ceilings, WIC, Ja-
cuzzi bath & sep. shower.
Full bsmt. FOR SALE by
OWNER $409,900. Call
tor appt. (847)356-1218.
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4240.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL ,
CIRCUIT
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
NATIONAL CITY MORT-
GAGE CO.,
Plalntilf,
Vs.
MIGUEL PULIDO and AL-
BERTO PULIDO,
Defendants
No. 05 CH 347
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a judg-
ment entered In Ihe above en-
tilled cause on May 25, 2005,
tho following described real
estate, to-wit:
Commonly known as 912
Soulhmoor Lane, Round Lake
Beach, Illinois
Permanont Index Number
06-19-230-023
The Judgment amount was
$145,255.99
will' on : the 29th day of No-
vember, 2005 at the hour of
11:00 a.m. Inside the East
Door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 N. County St.,
Waukegan, Illinois, be offered
for sale and sold by an agent
ot The Judicial Sales Corpo-
ration.
Tho property Is improved with
a single family home.
Sale terms: The bid amount
shall be paid In cash Immedi-
ately by the highest and bast
bidder at tho conclusion of the
salo. The subject properly Is
subject lo general real estate
taxos, special assessments or
special taxes levied against
said real estate and Is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourso to
plaintiff. The sale Is furthor
subject to confirmation by the
court.
Upon payment Is full of tho
amount bid, tho purchaser
shall receive a Certificate ot
Sale, which will entitlo the
purchaser to a Deed to the re-
al estate after confirmation of
the sale.
The property will NOT bo
open for Inspection. Prospec-
tive bidders are admonished
to check the Court file to veri-
fy all information.
For information-contact Plain-
tiffs Attomoy: Hoavnor, Scoti,
Beyers & Mihlar, 111 E. Main
St., Suite 200, Decatur, Illinois
62525 (217) 422-1719 ekl.
23.
Note: Pursuant to the Fair
Dobt Collection Practices Act
you aro advised that the Law
Firm of Hoavnor, Scott, Be-
yers & Mihlar Is deemod to be
a debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
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November 4-10, 2005
NEWSPAPERS
Sports editor-Daniel J. Patrick
To report a score:
847-223-8161, ext 130
spoFts@Iakelandmetfla.com
Fax: 847-223-8810
VOLLEY RAILiL PLAYOFFS
Blue Devils
capture
regional tm*
championship
FOOTBALL PLAY01FFS
Carmel, Grant,
Antioch fail in
opening round
while Warren,
Libertyville
stay alive
Libertyville company hopes to change facepainting for all sports fans
Four young boys show off their tailor-made face paint from Funtaslic Faces. The company, based In libertyville, specializes In sports team-
based artwork for all ages.
By Dan Patrick
Sports Editor
The champagne has finally
stopped flowing, the ticker
tape lias been cleaned off the
streets and Cubs fans have
finally returned to dieir natural state
of pathetic self-loadiing (just kid-
ding!). While the 2005 World Series is
quickly fading into popular culture's
tome of memories, diere is one way
for Sox fans to preserve the glory, or
for that matter all sports fans to liter-
ally wear their pride - facepainting.
While the ancient art of face-
painting isn't exactly something
most people would associate with
sports, William Reckus'sTime ofYour
Life company hopes that it will
become a staple in the coming
years.
Reckus, the vice president of the
entertainment company, heads
Funtastic Faces, a form of facepaint-
ing that uses airbrush stenciling
instead of traditional manual paint-
ing. According to Reckus, Funtastic
Faces gives custopiers a profession-
<We bought the airbrush
equipment for our picnics
10 to 12 years ago and it
grew out of that'
William Reckus
Vice-president of Time of
Your Life
al-looking logo to show their team's
pride without the wait. While the
company has shown off its craft at
numerous Chicagoland sporting
events including White Sox, Cubs,
Rush and other games, the idea for
the stenciling is actually not a new
one,
"We bought the airbrush equip-
ment for our picnics 10 to 12 years
ago and it grew out of that," Reckus
said. "What's good about it is that it
takes less than a minute to do, but
with traditional face painting from
clowns and such, that takes three to
four minutes to do."
The use of stenciling also allows
for numerous designs for the ; cus-
tomer to choose from. Whether
you're a Sox fan, Bears fan or even a
high school sports fan, Funtastic
Faces has you covered. The stencils
themselves are either hand-cut by
Reckus himself or for more intricate
designs, laser cutting has also been
used.
"We're able to come out with 10
to 20 different stencils, and it's not
just professional teams either
because we're also able to create any
type of logo we want to/' Reckus
said. "We created stencils for the
Chicago flush for every one of their
preseason games and have even
done work for the Mundelein
Mustangs. Facepainting is just so
very popular and doing it this way,
it's just so fast. It's not just for pro
teams, it's for anything people
want."
Apparently, the company has
been very good at giving people
want they want as Funtaslic recently
did work for nearly 1,500 people a
game during the recent White Sox
World Series run.
Unfortunately,, people wanting
full-body' Or even full-face jobs
might have to stick to the tried and
true method of having their drunken
buddy slop on body paint because
Reckus' company focuses on smaller
logos to avoid annoying wailing
periods for potential customers.
"You can do that, but we usually
don't do that because we can put
these on in less than a minute,"
Reckus said. "So you have an event
witli tens of thousands of people,
witli full face painting you might
have long lines and that's not what
we want to do. Instead, you're trying
to give as many people the design
they want in as short a time as possi-
ble."
The business might have grown
out of simple company picnics, but
Reckus's love of sports keeps the
team logos coming.
"I've always been a sporis fan,
I'm a Bears season ticket owner, I've
been a Cubs fan all my life," Reckus
said. "It's just a pleasure to be a part
Please see SPIRIT/ DB
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'DHIB
Daniel J. Patrick • Sporis Editor
Are you
ready for
some
(anything
but)
football?
If you're a regular reader of my
column, by now you've
undoubtedly noticed my
propensity for ranting. However, I
truly don't think dial I'm the only
one, especially in this profession
that is akin to such behavior.
1 believe there's another form
of ranting that all sports writers are
akin to. I'll give you a hint: it's fall,
the leaves arc changing, ridiculous
costumes have received dieir
mileage (yours truly made a pretty
mean Hulk Hogan last weekend)
and the first thing out of our jour-
nalistic mouths is football, football,
football.
With die NFL season in full
swing and many colleges making
their final bid for bowl berths, we
ofien forget the multitudes of other
athletes laying their hearts oh the
line in different sports. Sure, many
of our local football teams are also
fighting for their playoff lives, yet
diey aren't the only ones who
deserve recognition.
. Therefore, I want to give some
of die much-needed spotlight to
some other area athletes Uiat have
worked hard at perfecting their
craft and have not received the
amount of spotlight they truly
deserve.
Lake County has long been a
bastion for girls golf excellence
with recognizable names such as
Nicole Schachner from Libertyville
and Kate White from Mundelein.
During the state tournament
played at die Stone Creek Golf
Course in Makanda, they certainly
lived up to their billing as
Schachner took second in the state
meet, shooting a 147 while White
was locked in a dirce-way tie for
third with a H8 score.
Of course, you don't have to he
an All-Stater to make history. Case
in point: die Grayslake cross coun-
try team. The Rams just brought
home the first regional title in
school history- despite losing ath-
letes to the much-maligned school
split with Lakes High School.
There's nothing like being the
first and as such, the 2005 team of
seniors Alex Mikrut, Scott
Beckford.AndyGerken, Dylan
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SPORTS
November 4-1 0. 20Q5
J
Vl/
Li
By Daniel J. Patrick
Sports Editor
rayslakc Central's had a tough go of it
lately in the sports department. The
much-maligned split with Likes High
School, coupled with the new
Grayslake campus, has left the Ram coaches
with depleted rosters and the heartache of
having to witness athletes diey've molded in
other uniforms.
Despite the split, some Grayslake coaches
have still found a way to win, as Rams boys
cross country coach Joel Peebles and his team
took home the first regional title in school his-
tory this season. The Rams wrcslled the IHSA
Antioch Regional title from the hosting
Sequbits' (ironically AnUoch was also affect-
ed by the Lakes High split) grip by two points.
Peebles said his team was extremely
proud to be the first in such an accomplish-
ment, especially given the dramatic nature of
CORRECTION
Wilhtn die Qtrmel vs. Highland Park sec-
tion of the "Five alive" article from die Oct. 28-
Nov. 3 edition, the player was listed incorrect-
ly as sophomore Aaron Kwasigroch when it
was actually Junior Sean Lees. Lakeland Media
regrets this error.
a 50-52 finish in favor of the Rams. Grayslake
veteran Alex Mikrut led die way for the team
with a second place finish in die meet while
Scott Beckord and Andy Gerken finished sixth
and seventh, respectively. Nick Lane, Dylan
Fischer, Michael Zantello and Jay Bullington
were also in on die action during the Ram vic-
tory.
"Grayslake's boys won the IHSA Regional
for the first time in die history of the high
school," Peebles said. "The boys ran die best
race of the year. Alex Mikrut led the boys to
top honors. The race was a dogfight all die
way, giving us a two point margin over
Antioch."
While die team was unable to continue
die success into the sectionals, Peebles was
extremely pleased with die season as a whole.
"It's good feeling to know that our plans
are going well to improve the program,"
Peebles said. "With guys like Alex Mikrut,
Scott Beckord and Andy Gehrken, we were,
able to do some great things this season."
The recipe for die Rams has been a simple
desire to surpass expectations.
"I think it's just a will to win tiiat brought
us diis far," Peebles said. "1 diink we had a also
had some kids diat wanted to do even better
than what everyone thought we could."
Peebles believes the Rams' recent growtii
as a program can be maintained if his athletes
are willing to put in the work and the time.
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However, the departing senior class will
take a heavy toll on the Grayslake team for the
time being.
"As far as die boys are concerned, tiiere are
a number of runners in the senior class diat,
when they leave, some of our accomplish-
ments are going out with them because
they've been so successful for us," Peebles
said. "It's sustainable through them going out
for track and such, but die splitting of die
teams will be a big obstacle to overcome."
The word split has almost become a cliche*
within Ram country, yet Peebles has chosen to
simply work widi what he has. However, real-
ism is also a word diat is also always on die tip
of the coach's tongue.
"The only thing one can do is continue to
build the program that one has and hope for
better athletes," Peebles said. "The seniors,
they helped us achieve greater heights, but
we'll see some boys move up. We need some
team leaders. But, because of the new schools,
we will probably not have as strong of a team
next year as we had this year."
By Steve Peterson and Daniel J. Patrick
Sports Reporter and Sports Editor
There was a reason Wauconda residents
did not see Katie Ellis running on their
streets, preparing for the next coss
country season, last summer.
A nasty leg injury sidelined her, and for the
first time in her career, she had to take die time
off. That all seemed to be a distant memory for
Ellis, a senior, at the Schaumburg sectional.
She qualified for die state meet by finishing
eighth overall in 18:27.
"Leskowski (the champion) pulled away
the last two miles. She battled Reagan
Grumbley, and it was up to those to the last
400 meters. Katie was able to get past her,"
said WHS coach Al Willhoit. "It is amazing,
since she did not put any mileage in this
summer. She is very deserving of going to
state."
Willhoit remembered diat Ellis was die
first WHS state qualifier since Rudi Waters.
That was in 1980, when Waters made it for die
second time. "We've had a few come close.
Waters also qualified on die only team to do so,
in 1979, my first year here."
"The goals are regional sectional and state.
My hope is to get a top 25 and to medal," Ellis
said.
Ellis, due to die stress fracture, was not
always even the team leader in finishing in
the shoot/ but was always encouraging
teammates. Next stop for Ellis will be
Detweiler Park in Peoria, where she will
have a test run Nov. 4 before state meet the
next day.
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Katie Ellis as she is the lone representative]
within Lakeland's coverage area to make it
into state competition with an 18:27 run er
route to an eighth place finish in the IHS/
Class AA Girls Schaumburg Sectional. Eilii
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Warren senior Marvin Bcmbry has been
his QB's favorfte target and quite deadly
on the ground as a RB this year.
SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1 p.m.
In Gumee, 500 S. O'Piaine Road
There has
been
one
tiling on
Blue Devils'
Tans minds
since Warren's
first and only
loss to
Stevenson- a rematch between the two
teams. However, there is one major roadblock
standing in Warren's way before any Blue
Devil/Patriot rematch can become a reality - a
mountain of a roadblock in the form of the 9-
1 Maine South Hawks.
The third-seeded Hawks come into the
game with some serious momentum after
shutting out their first round opponents, the
St. Patrick Shamrocks, 43-0. Maine South,
coached by Dave Inserra, carry a major tradi-
tion behind diem as they have finished as the
8A runners-up in each of the last two seasons.
In fact, the Hawks have only amassed two
losses or more once in the past five seasons.
While Blue Devil coach Dave Mohapp is
fully aware of his opponent's history, but the
veteran coach is quite confident that his team,
can make a game of it. After all, Warren hand-
ed Maine South its only regular season loss in
three years in a 31-21 victory in the second
week of the season.
"This is a team with a great tradition
including the last two years and they've also
won two state championships," Mohapp said.
"We had a good game with them earlier this
year that we won, but that was back in
September, so we might as well have played
them last season." ' .
In the last match -up Warren was able to
give quarterback Tyler Knight some trouble,
but the playcaller and his receiving core of
Stewart Fuller and Mark Sagerstrom
were able to put up 443 yards of total offense
in the previous game.
Mohapp is also keeping Maine Souths
running back/cornerback Jake Bachmeier
in his mind despite a strained medial collat-
eral ligament that is supposed to keep him
out of the game. On the defensive end Adam
Fee is Warren's main concern as he amassed
two sacks and a fumble recovery last week.
Not to be outgunned, Warren has some
weapons of its own in running back Mitchell
Moore, who is coming off of a stellar 245
yard, five touchdown performance against
Lane Tech. Quarterback Joe DeVrles has
passed for 1,597 yards on the season and has
amassed 16 touchdowns despite leaving last
week's game without a passing score.
With so many quality players on both
teams, the strength of both the Blue Devils
and the Hawks has left even Mohapp in awe
of the 2005 playoffs.
"Tliis bracket is as strong as it's ever been,
it's almost a shame that so many good teams ■
are playing each other so early in the playoffs,"
Mohapp said. "It'll be a good football game
and 1 know th.it we'll be ready for the game," , h ,
Round 1 of the playoffs saw 3 of 5 area
teams get knocked out. But 2 teams are still
alive, including the reigning state champ.
By Daniel J. Patrick, Sports Editor • Photos by Sandy Bressne r, Staff Photographer
CLASS SA
5
1 Mllcrest (9-1) vs. 4 North Chicago (8-2)
2 Bremen (9-1) vs. 6 Gordon Tech (7-3)
1 Sacred Hcart-Grittln (10-0) vs. 5 Morten (8-2)
7 Jacksonville (7-2) vs. 6 Kankakee McNamara (8-2)
8 Rochello (6-4) vs. 4 Lemont (9-1)
-7 Johnsburg (7-3) vs. 3 Rock Island Alleman (9-1)
1 Belleville Altfioft (8-2) vs. 4 Cahokla (7-3)
2 Troy Triad (8-2) vs. 6 Mascoutah (6-4)
S
1 Prospect (9-1) vs. 4 Ubertyvflls (7-3)
2 Deerfleld (9-1) vs. 6 Highland Park (7-3)
1 BeMdera (10-0) vs. 4 Macltcseney Park Harlem (7-3)
2 St Charles East (8-2) vs. 3 Rockford Doylan (7-3)
1 ML Carmel (10-0) vs. S Loyola Academy (6-4)
7 Marist (6-4) vs. 3 SL Rita (8-2)
1 Edwardsvlllo (10-0) vs. 4 East SL Louts (7-3)
2 Hlnsdalo South (9-1) vs. 6 Bradley Dourbonnals (7-3)
Bracket winners from
A & B and C & D play In
semifinals, winners of
those games play
each other In the state
championship game.
For more Information,
go to www.lhsa.org
1 Palatlno Fremd (10-0) vs. 5 Hinsdale Central (7-3)
2 Downers Grove North (9-1) vs. 6 Barrlngton (7-3)
1 Stevenson (10-0) vs. 5 Glenbrook South (8-2)
► 2 Warron (9-1) vs. 3 Maine South (9-1)
1 Lincoln-Way East (10-0) vs. 4 Lincoln-Way Central (8-2)
2 Stagg (9-1) vs. 3 Brother Rico (6-2)
1 Wheaton-Warr. So. (10-0). vs. 5 Downers Grovo So. (8-2)
2 Neuqua Valley (9-1) vs. 3 Bollngbrook (8-2)
Stevenson (10-0)
at Glenbrook South (9-2)
Nov. 4, 7 p.m.
The Patriots continued
their undefeated tear with a
big 51-0 shutout against die
Oak Park-River Forest
Huskies in die opening
round of 8A action last week.
The Glenbrook South Titans'
defensive back Don tny
Marshall is riding high after
a two-interception perform-
ance against New Trier and
the offense, led by quarter-
back Ryan McGrath posted
more than 400 yards of total
offense.
However, it's the Patriots
who are undefeated. Led by
running backs Michael
Brcckhelincr and Carl
Johnson along with veteran
quarterback Preston Earl
are quite good at showing
skeptics why they're 10-0. Of
course, a defense that shuts
out a team in the playoffs
can't he tliat bad cither.
North Chicago (8-2)
atllillcrest(9-l)
Nov. 4, 7 p.m.
In 5A action, the fourth-
seeded Warhawks will face
their toughest opponent to
dateinthe9-IHillcrest
Hawks. .
The Hawks carry the top
seed in their bracket thanks
in large part to the services
of running back Darlns
Gates who Hillcrest's coach
has touted as one of the best
in the state.
Gates just might have
met his match in the high-
powered North Chicago
defense led by linebacker
Kevin Green.
hi terms of intangibles,
bolh teams are riding high
with big first round wins as
the Warhawks destroyed the
fifth-seeded Westinghouse
team '11-6 while Hillcrest
out-manned Corliss 30-6 in
lhcir2005 playoff opener.
Rock Island AUeman (9-1)
at Johnsburg (7-3)
Nov. 5,1 p.m.
Johnsburg High's
Skyhawks truly spread dieir
wings (sorry, bird mascot ref-
erences are inevitable on a
sports page) after a thrilling
24-22 double-overtime win
in the opening round.
However, the 9-1 Alleman
Pioneers just might have
enough to clip their wings
(apologies once again).
The Pioneers are coming
off their own overtime victory
with a 35-32 win over Montini
Catholic, Senior quarterback
Andrew Doyle will do his
best to extend his high school
career. However, the
Skyhawks have some guns of
their own in playcaller
Trevor Bupp who is coming
off of a ridiculous 311 yard, 2
touchdown game, Bupp, cou-
pled with receiver Zack
Decker could spell upset for
the visiting Pioneers.
Senior Mike Culberson-Fehling has
emerged as one of Ubertyville's leaders
on both sides of the ball.
UBERTYV ILL
WIS
FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 7:30 p.m.
In ML Prospect, 801 W. Kensington
The
defend-
ing 7A
state
champs
Libertyville
Wildcats find
themselves in a
rather unfamiliar role for Friday night's game
against the Prospect Knights - the role of the
underdog.
Libertyville is set to play the top-seeded
Prospect team that is known for its powerful
combination of a high-powered offense and a
stifling defense. While the Wildcats have
righted their offensive ship by scoring a com-
bined 90 points in the last two games,
Libertyville coach Randy Kuceyeskl is still
quite respectful of his team's 9-1 opponent.
"Our main goal is to try to slow down
Prospect's offense both in yardage and points
because they're known for their offensive
strength," Kuceycski said. "But at the same
time, our offense has got to keep the defense
off the field and put up some points for
them."
Offensive woes plagued the Wildcats in
the first half of October, losing games against
high-profile opponents Stevenson and Warren
31-0 and 35-7. Within those games, merely
coming up short wasn't the problem as
Libertyville's offense was held to 55 yards
while senior quarterback Cameron TUrner
completed only one pass and gave up three
interceptions against die Patriots.
For the Knights, Kuceyeski is sure such
problems are a thing of the past. Last week's 48-
14 victory against Rolling Meadows supported
die veteran coach's claims as die Wildcat
offense converted on five Mustang turnovers.
"Compared to about direc weeks ago
(against Stevenson), it's a totally different
team, we're scoring some points when we
need to and we're taking advantage of situa-
Uons - somediing we weren't able to do back
then," Kuceyeski said. "We changed a few
diings and we made some personnel changes
... and it's worked for us."
Libertyville lias been headlined by Turner
and Ryan Kennedy throughout the season.
Turner has completed 05 of 105 passes for
306 yards while Kennedy has gained 383
yards, averaging 4,65 yards a carry along with
335 reception yards.
"Ryan Kennedy has been die guy that
we've consistendy gone to all season and
we've also got Turner who's really turned it
around from a few weeks ago," Kuceyeski said.
Prospect's high-powered offense is head-
ed by quarterback Matt Bowman and half-
back Evan Daniel Both players have crossed
into quadruple-digit territory in total offense.
"Their quarterback and tailback bolh have
more Uian 1,000 yards each and they're both
good players," Kuceyeski said. "The quarterback
is as good on his feet as he is with his passes
and I've even seen him kick a 50-yard field goal,
so he's a pretty big piece of their scheme."
D4 Lakeland Newspapers
SPORTS
November 4-10, 2005
For those of you who've had your football fill, I give you another sport where numerous
Lake County teams have succeeded and fought to stay alive - the great sport of volleyball.
There may not be bone-crushing tackles, but there are kills and you really haven't seen a
block unless it's on the volleyball court.
Photo by Annie Christie
Warren Township's Mallory Ctesel and Michelle Carlisle go up for the block aqalnst Carmel's Megan Josupaft during regional play at Warren's Almond Road Campus.
By Steve Peterson ■
Spoils Reporter
hen many of her teammates were
husy learning the basics of volley-
ball, Warren High's Michelle
Carlisle was interested in dance. As
she made the switch her freshman year, she
truly wasn't expecting much.
"It was kind of a fluke that I made the
freshman team," the 5-foot-8-inch senior
middle hitter said.
Bui with a regional title gained with a 25-
10, 25-10 sweep of Carmel, Carlisle was doing
a different dance after the game - a dance for
victory.
"We're thrilled. We played with so much
energy tonight, it was so much fun," Carlisle
said. "We're really excited to play like this.
We're just going to keep raising our level. We
know we have the offense,
in practice we're pounding
the ball right and left. The
difference is on defense,
where we were so scrappy,
we were able to get more
sets. It just builds on each
other."
Carlisle was speaking as
the celebration for Warren's
first regional title contin-
ued on the court at WTHS.
The Blue Devils, now 25-7, made the Nov.
sectional against Lake Forest at Stevenson.
"They're a tougli team, but as long as
we're at die top of our game, I'm confident we
can do it," said Jessica Wheeler, another sen-
ior and key cog in die Warren attack. "I think
that we will be motivated."
We're thrilled. We played
with so much energy
tonight, it was so much
fun/
Michelle Carlisle
Warren Township High School
volleyball player
1
overall focus, said coach
Julie Flippo.
Carlisle was 12-13 at the
net wiUt eight kills, Mallorie
Ciesel, the team's senior set-
ter, had 18 assists and one
kill; Brianna Erickson, the 5-
11 middle hitter, was 6-9
with four kills and Sarah
Langerstrom had five digs,
four kills and 10-10.
Danielle Mruz, a senior, had
seven kills. Laura Vielbig had 8-8 at the net,
Wheeler had diree aces, two digs, 14-17 at the
net and five kills.
"Erickson, Carlisle and Wheeler were all
big hitters all year. The problem was getting
them the ball, for us. We were able to get them
the ball. We worked hard the last one and one-
Picking up the intensity on defense for half weeks on getting good passing and digs,"
more digs helped the Blue Devils, plus their Flippo said. "Mallorie (Ciesel) has worked
extremely hard tliis year with bad passes and
trying to get die ball to our hitters. Michelle
(Carlisle), likes to get the ball up there. That's
her job, she is one of the team leaders, a talk-
er out there."
After the game, even Carmel coach Sarah
Yeager had good things to say about Wheeler
and Carlisle as she complimented die two
standouts' skill.
Warren led 15-13 in game two, before
extending the margin to 5 points, 20-15, on a
kill by Carlisle. Ceiscl and Wheeler finished off
game two, with Erickson putting down a kill
for match point.
Senior Pam Stanton had a good match for
the Corsairs with five kills while Megan
Josupait had 10 assists and KaiUyn Howard
had four assists in blocking. Carmel had
downed Grant in die regional opener, while
Warren beat Round Lake, which won a quali-
fying match over Lakes.
l'j : _*^- .
November 4-1 0,2005
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I
By Daniel J. Patrick
Sports Editor
elationships with neighbors can be try-
ing at times, as everything from your
backyard to the basic way you live your
, life can be called into question. In the
volleyball world, neighboring communities
Iibertyville and Mundelein have a long-stand-
ing reputation for giving Lake County some of
its best teams and consequently, some of its
best rivalries.
During last weekend's IHSA Libertyville
Regional Final, the relationship reached a boil-
ing point as the two teams batded it out on die
court to a 25-17, 25-19 Wildcat victory.
Libertyville was led to die promised land by
Amanda Lugge who finished with six points,
three aces, 10 kills and nine digs while team-
mate Siena Baldi added nine points, two aces,
five kills and four digs, The Lugge-Baldi duo
wasn't alone as Allison Bailey, Kelley
Krumtinger, Mallory Purtha, Carol Kruckman,
Emma Melendez, Ally Yarc and Lauren
Formica all proved vital to die Wildcat victory.
While Libertyville did not disappoint in the
win over the Mustangs, members of the team
aren't looking at die game as a complete loss.
Despite die season-ending loss, Mundelein
coach George Dressen was happy with the
direction his team took over the course of the
season, righting die ship after a tough start.
"We had a pretty consistent season, but
we started off 0-6 and we had nothing to do but
go up," Dressen said. "Then we went undefeat-
ed at home and one of our goals was to be bet-
ter than last year when we finished 15-20 and
we did that with a 17-18 finish. We did make it
lo the regional final this year and last year, so
that's definitely somediing to be proud of."
While the Wildcats had Lugge and Baldi,
die Mustangs were led by Maggie Schroeder,
Stephanie Smith and Heidi Haubrich. The trin
couldn't quite get die job done at Libertyville,
but m'ey certainly had their fun in the 2005 sea-
son.
"It was die middles (blockers) who domi-
nated our kill points when it's usually the out-
side hitters," Dressen said. "The win against
Warren and Libertyville during conference
play as a huge win, Conant was another big
win and one of the important tilings we did
have an extremely tough schedule and we
were able to play with everyone on it."
According to Dressen, Mundelein has
nowhere to go but up. But unfortunately for
the Mustangs, Libertyville demanded a level of
play that Mundelein simply could not live up
to in the regional final.
"In that last match (against Libertyville),
we weren't playing up to our usual level
because the pressure of the final got to diem a
little bit," Dressen said, "the first game we
were out of it, but in die second game we were
tied 18-18 and had one mistake and just lost it
from tiiere. From Uien on, we did not finish as
strongly as we were hoping to."
As much as Mundelein wasn't playing up
to its potential, Libertyville was as Uie team
was able to overtake a Mustang squad that
stuck around throughout the match. As for
Dressen, he only hopes die tough loss to
Libertyville will galvanize his squad.
"One of die biggest diings I instill in the
girls is to turn a negative into a positive aiid I
expect to see next year a stong gangbuster start
as opposed to an 0-6," Dressen said. "The
strength of schedule will remain the same with
Libertyville, Warren, Stevenson and all the otii-
ers. We'll just have to work on our game to be
able to contend with teams like that."
I'holox by Samly HiYMnier
(Above) Stephanie Withrow of Mundelein High School keeps her eye on the ball as
teammate Paige Tartorello looks on during regional play at libertyville High School.
(Below) Libertyville High School's Allison Bailey sets the ball for teammate Carol
Kruckman during regional play at home against Mundelein.
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Mundcleln's Maggie Schroeder returns the serve as teammate and Ubero player
Colleen Hoffman looks on during regional play at Ubertyvllle High School.
By Daniel J. Patrick
Sports Editor
Aft t press time, the Blue Devil girls volley-
II ball team is die last remaining bastion
/ _ \ of hope for Lake County teams as diey
Lr\l go to battle with the Stevenson Patriots
for a berth in the IHSA Stevenson Class AA
Super Sectional.
The Patriots are coming into the game off
of an easy 25-12, 25-21 victory over the Vernon
Hills Cougars in the regional finals. Within Uie
Cougar game, Stevenson's usual weapons
came out to play as Nicole Bajgrowicz finished
0-for-9 in attacks with five total kUls while Katie
Lundgren added five kills and 10 digs of her
own. Kristen Baader was Stevenson's most
dangerous weapon, racking up 12 kills in die
lopsided victory. With the win, the Patriots are
set to face the Blue Devils with an impressive
34-3 overall record.
Regardless of whedier or not Warren is able
to make it past the highly-ranked Patriots, the
Blue Devils have enjoyed quite a ride in 2005.
As it stands' at press time, Warren sits at 25-7
thanks in large part to die services of seniors
Michelle Carlisle, Brianna Erickson, Mallorie
Ceisel, Jessica Wheeler and Danielle Mruz. Like
all seniors, Warren's veteran core will be fight-
ing for their high school varsity lives, so die
match should be a spectacle for fans.
Before the 2005 season even began, Blue
Devil coach Julie Pilippo made advancing to
the sectionals her number one goal after an
impressive 2004 season, the success resulted
from a large number of returning battle-tested
players. ■
"We'll be just as good tiiis- year," Filippo
said before die season. "We were a little disap-
pointed to not win die regional last year, so
diat's our number one goal."
Well coach Fillippo, mission accom--
plished.
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•36 Lakeland Newspapers
SPORTS
November 4-10, 2005
By Daniel J. Patrick
Sports Editor
Antioch coach Bob Schenk lias a lot (o
be proud of these days. Not only did
his team finish off with an impressive
18-4-2 record, take home top honors
in the North Suburban Conference Prairie
Tournament trophy along with the Rockford-
Boylan tournament honors and gave the
Carmel Corsairs a run for their money in the
regional, his team did it when everyone
thought they weren't supposed to.
I low did Schenk and his team do it? That
one's easy- they did it with veteran leadership.
That, and a personal bond with Schenk due to
extensive experience with the class of 2006.
"We had a lot of good seniors on the team
ami that made a big difference because we
started nine seniors throughout the year,"
Schenk said. "These were guys that I've been in
the program with since they started. When
they were freshmen and sophomores, J was
the sophomore coach, but 1 came up and took
the team for this year, so there were three kids
who had played with me for three years."
Obviously, such a proline class will be hard
to replace, but Schenk was also given the
unenviable task of dealing with school splits as
well.
"Did (the split) hurt in the sense that there
were a lot of kids out there who could have
played? Maybe, but what it probably did was it
dealt with depth; the team wasn't necessarily
as deep as it might have been," Schenk said.
Depth is one thing, but leadership is
another and Antioch had that in spades. Of
course, a litUe talent won't hurt things either.
"Alex McKenzie, Alex Mayer and Jason
Moxley were the three senior captains and
they were good, not only in the sense of soccer
skill, they were also good leaders," Schenk
said. "(Junior) Brett McKenzie was a great
player for us, he's Alex's brother and they've
been playing widi each other for a while and it
was good to have that. I think I Just had a great
group of guys who worked very well together, a
group of hard workers and they went out
believed in themselves and played hard."
With so many memories to choose from,
Schenk was a little unsure as to which was die
greatest moment of the season. So, rather Uian
denounce one great moment, Schenk instead
listed a number of defining limes within die
2005 season.
"I think one of bur early wins against
Rockford-Boylan was a good time because
diat was a great team," Schenk said. "We beat
them 1-0 and they're still alive because they've
made it downstate."
"Winning the division against Wauconda
was another big game that did a lot for us and
when we beat Lake Forest in the shootout real-
ly prepared us for the shootout in the regional
championship game, but unfortunately we
lost the one against Carmel."
Impressive record or not, Schenk was sim-
ply pleased to see all of the pieces come
togedier for Antioch this year. As for next year,
Schenk hasn't really started to contemplate
diat with the glory of 2005 still rresh in his
mind.
"It was Just a fun season and I was glad I
had die opportunity to coach this team, espe-
cially in such a successful season," Schenk said.
FREMD 3 CARMEL 2
The Corsairs' impressive 2005 run came
to an end on a 3-2 heartbreaker against the
Premd Vikings in the IHSA Class AA Lake
Zurich super-sectional last Monday. The
Scoping the competition
File photo
Muntfeleln senior defender BUI Doyle weights his options In a Mustang game earlier
this year.
seventh-seeded Carmel team (15-6*4) was
close to a major upset throughout the game
until Viking Donny Baloun score at the 70-
minute mark in the second half to end
Carmel's season.
While Carmel carried the weaker record
into the game, momentum was largely on the
Corsair side as the team had an impressive
unbeaten streak coming into the game. The
streak was largely unexpected, especially
given the Corsairs' weak 3-5-1 start early in the
season.
During the Fremd contest, the Vikings
backed Carmel into a corner, taking the early
2-0 lead at die 10-minute mark. After the sec-
ond Fremd goal was scored, the Corsair
offense sparked to life, as Greg Hall scored a
goal to bring die score to 2- 1 less than a minute
after die Viking goals.
Corsair Kevin Cook dien decided to really
make a game out of it as he scored in die
minute 29 to knot the tally at two goals
apiece.
Fremd will go on to play Urbana High School
in the state tournament on Nov. 4 at 1 p.m.
CARMEL 1, MUNDELEIN
The Mustangs also had their fate deter-
mined by a goal in the IHSA Class AA
Libertyville Sectional as die Corsairs took die
victory last Thursday. Corsair sophomore John
Zeffrey was the lone scorer in die game as his
kick met the back of die net widi 7:52 left to go
in the second half,
The fourth-seeded Mustangs finish off
their season at 13-7-5. The Mustang loss gave
the Corsairs their first super-sectional berth in
seven seasons.
ELGIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY
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In junior college women's soccer action,
The Elgin Community College Spartans
proved to be too much for the CLC Lancers in
die Region TV women's soccer championship.
The Spartans dominated die Lancers on tlieir
own turf, shutting down die hosts.
"Sara Carlson was outstanding in her
keeping us in die game to die end widi 17
saves, some of die spectacular variety," CLC
coach Dave Beck said.
Willie Elgin ended up doing all die scoring,
Beck's' original plan was to strike first and ask .,
questions later. Unfortunately, diis was not in M
the cards for die Lancers.
"Our whole plan, practiced all week, was to
come out and be aggressive to get ahead," Beck
said. "We came out completely flat. ECC got
three in the first 15 minutes, so the game was
effectively over."
The College of Lake County women's soc-
cer team ended die season at 12-6 overall land
a 6-2 record in die conference.
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and through
the woods
Runners compete In the IHSA Class AA
Antioch Regional last week.
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By Steve Peterson
Sports Reporter
It all started so promising, this playoff
opener for Grant High, the school's first
return to the playoffs in Class 6A.
Unfortunately for ,the Bulldogs, the end
was a different story as Grant ended up on the
wrong end of a 35-7 score in the playoff open-
er against the highly touted St Viator Lions.
In the first quarter, seniot Matt Behm
broke free into the St. Viator secondary and
ran for 63 yards. It appeared to be a certain
score c die game's third play, or at least a shot
at the red zone. But unfortunately, speedy
Viator defenders Matt O'Connor and Jack
Madden caught up with Behm, and one
knocked the ball loose and while O'Connor
made the recovery.
St. Viator then showed it could run its
offense based on the run and the pass in
building a 29-0 lead in die first half en route to
a 35-7 win. The Lions showed why they were
mnners-up in the ESCC tliis season by finish-
ing off the Bulldogs with 572 yards in total
offense, including 494 on the ground.
"They had taken the passing game away
from us. But we like to run first, that's how we
win," Viator Coach Chris Kirkpatrick said.
Viator scored first on a 35-yard TD run
from QB Jared Funk, went to the ground again
on a 10-yard run by junior Pat McAvoy, a 12-
yard run by Vince Sabetello and a 50-yarder on
a reverse by O'Connor. Funk completed the
scoring on a 15-yard TD run by Funk.
The Bulldogs gained confidence in die
second half, as it was a 0-0 stalemate in the
third quarter. Behm scored the Bulldogs lone
TD on a 3-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Behm was the Grant leader on offense, with
186 yards. Senior Joe Barczak had one more
strong game receiving, catching 96 yards in
passes from QB Rick Howell,
Grant did execute an on-side kick well, as
Dan Huetra recovered his own kickoff. The
Bulldogs (5-5) did receive an INT by junior
RyanWisniewski.
O'Connor's interception on die next drive
led to the second TD by the Lions (9-1).
"They made mistakes, but we made a few,
too, such as die on-side kick and the fumble.
We were complacent in the second half. If he
(Behm) scores on that first series, it's a totally
different game," Kirkpatrick said.
Despite the loss, diere was a lot to be
proud of in 2005. Grant had a five-game win-
ning streak tliis year after a loss in week one.
The Bulldogs also showed their resilience
numerous times this season as they accumu-
lated come from behind wins over Milwaukee
Bay View, Antioch and Round Lake.
"I'm just so proud of our kids. From the
beginning of die year, no one gave us much of
a chance with our returning talent, but we
made the playoffs because we, worked hard
and preservered as a team. We had no signifi-
cant problems outside of football, and diat is
due to our senior leadership," Grant coach
Mark Barczak said.
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By Daniel J. Patrick
Sports Editor
Recovery hasn't been a very familiar
word for the 9-1 Warren Blue Devils all
season long, yet that's exactly what
they had to do in last Friday's 0A play-
off opener against the 6-4 Lane Tech
Warhawks. Not only were the Blue Devils lick-
ing dieir wounds from die 35-34 double-over-
time loss against the Stevenson Patriots, they
were also forced to rebound from Lane Tech
striking on its first drive of the game.
Warren was forced to play catch-up, if for
only one drive, as Warhawk quarterback Matt
Richard scored on a 20 yard pass to Xavier
Torres to give them the early 6-0 lead. As for
Warren, the wounds suddenly healed as the
Blue Devils then blanked their opponents for
the rest of the contest while putting up 48
points of their own.
Warren coach Dave Mohapp said that it
was good to see his team put the tough Patriot
loss behind them widi the impressive open-
ing round victory.
. "Our goal was to win that (Stevenson)
football game and when we didn't, it really
affected die team," Mohapp said. "They were
a litde down, but we've learned a lesson and it
was better to have that loss in the regular sea-
son than in die playoffs."
One player that not only learned a lesson
but earned his doctorate was running back
Mitchell Moore. The highly-recruited senior
'it was better to have that loss En
the regular season than En the
playoffs.'
Dave Mohapp
Warren football' coach
lived up to his billing as he led the team with
245 yards and five touchdowns on only 19
carries, For the mathematically inclined, that
boils down to 12.9 yards per carry as Moore
scored double-digit yardage touchdowns four
times.
The tailback started out the game on the
right foot as he scored a 68-yard touchdown
in the first quarter, capitalizing on a Mike
Slack interception at the Warren 32. Moore
also scored on a 38-yard run and a 23-yard
run in die tliird quarter and caught a 40-yard
pass in the game.
Senior running back Ryan Koehn shared
Moore's sense for tiieatrics, scoring his own
38-yard touchdown in die fourth quarter.
Fellow senior running back Marvin Bembry
started die onslaught widi a 10-yard touch-
down for Warren's first score in the game.
With all that rushing, Blue Devil quarter-
back Joe DeVries wasn't put under much pres-
sure, but completed 5 of 6 passes for 104
yards.
On the Lane Tech side of the ball, the
Indian offense was only able to put up 248
yard's as Richard finished the game with 167
yards on 15 of 31 passing.
By Steve Peterson
Sports Reporter
After pulling off a 24-22 double-over-
time win against Geneso, Johnsburg
hopes to keep its pos-season magic
going with another shot at Rock
Island Alleman.
The Rocks knocked off Johnsburg last
year in the Class 5A playoffs in the second
round, 35-31, at JHS.
Johnsburg needed strong, dramatic plays
to pull off die upset on the road last week. It
was not secure until quarterback Trevor Bupp
scored from 1-yard out in the second over-
Ume. Zack Decker then completed a pass
from Bupp to Josh Feld for the.game-winning
two pointer. Bupp passed for 300 yards on 24-
of-39 for 31 1 yards and two TDs.
Johnsburg enters the second round game
at 7-3 and the contest against Alleman will be
at 1 p.m. Nov. 5 at the JHS field.
The Skyhawks have bounced back to fin-
ish strong, with a 6-3 record going against
Geneseo, 8-2.
JHS coach Jason Aubry said a key was
some defensive changes made in the second
half of the season, focusing more on speed.
The new focus must have worked as the
Skyhawks concluded the season in strong
style with a 28-12 win over Harvard.
"It will be a key for us to score first and not
play catch up and allow them to do what they
do best, which is run the ball. They run from
the same formation that we have seen all year,
but they run four or five plays and do diem
very well," Aubry said.
The Skyhawks are led by Bupp who aver-
ages 314- yards per game through the air and
has totaled 3,135 yards dirough die air this
season. However, the coaching staff would
like to see more than just impressive passing
numbers from die team.
"We would like to get our running game
up from 40 to 100 yards per game. We average
420 yards per offense, but 352 is dirough the
air," Aubry said.
Decker, who has become one of Bupp's
favorite targets, caught six passes for 119
yards and two touchdowns against Harvard.
"He is so athletic. He can catch the ball,
and he can run down the sideline," Aubry
said.
Photo by Annie Christie
Carmel High School's Jimmy Potempa gets through Highland Park's defense during the
Corsairs' home play-off game loss In Mundeleln
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By Daniel J, Patrick
Sports Editor
Usually for sports fans, die fourth and'
fifth seeded playoff games are the best
for an all-around tiirilling contest with
evenly-matched teams. However, die
Libertyville Wildcats didn't give die fans too
much in the suspense department in a 31-
point destruction of the Rolling Meadows
Mustangs last Friday night.
The defending 7A state champs played up
to their title, scoring 21 points in the first quar-
ter alone and all-but-burying memories of
embarrassing regular season losses against
Warren and Stevenson. Libertyville coach
Randy Kuceyeski attributed the big win to his
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players righting the offensive ship.
"I'd have to say that after watching that
performance (against Rolling Meadows), we've
completely turned it around offensively,"
Kuceyeski said. "Putting up 45 points in a game
is completely different from what it was three
weeks ago (in a 31-0 loss against Stevenson)
and that's a good thing to see."
Offense wasn't the only thing that was
clicking for Libertyville in the game with
defensive veteran Michael Culberson-Fehling
forcing a fumble in the first play of die game.
Lucidly, sophomore Bobby Boatman was there
to capitalize on the strip, giving the Wildcats
the ball and eventually leading to a Libertyville
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HIGHLAND PARK 31 CARMEL 28
Fumbles plagued Carniel in a tough loss as
the third-seeded Corsairs (7-3) fell in the open-
ing round of the 7A playoffs for the first time in
five seasons. Highland Park (7-3) took away the
victory after forcing five turnovers in the game.
It didn't take long for the Giants to strike as
the Corsairs gave up a costly fumble in die first
quarter diat was returned by Highland Park
linebacker Chalmers Oscar for 43 yards and
the game's first score. Despite the turnover, the
Corsairs were able to make a game out of it
after a 38-prd touchdown run by junior run-
ning back Jim Potempa followed with a score
by a 19-yard-rushing touchdown for Scan Lees,
giving the Corsairs a 13-10 lead into the locker
room for halftime.
Unfortunately for the Corsairs, it wouldn't
last as the Giants exploded in the third quarter
to the tunc of 21 points in that stanza alone.
The burst was due to Highland Park's run-
ning back Matt Kornblatt, who scored on 68-,
12- and 2-yard runs, respectively.
48 ANTIOCH 3
The Antioch Sequoits (5-5) ended up on
the wrong side of a 48-3 rout against the
Crystal Lake South Gators, ending Andoch's
2005 playoff run. The Gators (9-1) were led by
senior playcaller Nick Rieke, who turned in an
extremely-efficient passing game, finishing 7-
of- 10 for 198 yards and two scores. Crystal Lake
South turned on the afterburners early in die
game, scoring 42 of their 48 points in the first
halfalone.
South made a point of taking Antioch out
of contention early as the Gators followed up a
81 yard scoring drive with an onside kick,
which was recovered by Crystal Lake's Frankie
Rccchia, leading to the Giants' second score in
the game.
Unfortunately for die Sequoits, Antioch
was unable to put points on the board until a
40-yard field goal by Tyler Home ended die
shutout with 15 seconds left in the game.
FROM PAGE D1
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Funtastic Faces die paint equivalent of a
four-leafed clover? Maybe not, but showing
team spirit is always much more delicious man
any box of lucky charms.
"It's a good way to show your support
and you can have it done in less than a
minute," Reckus said. "Whether it's a pro
team, college team, high school or anything
else, this is the way to do it. This is a fan-
based attraction where they can show dieir
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SIDELINES
Fischer, juniors Michael Zantello, and Jay
Bullington along with sophomore Nick
Lanewill live on in GCHS history.
Grayslake wasn't alone as Libertyville sen-
ior Josh Schweigert is making his way to the
*,.. state meet along widi Mundeleiu junior Matt
HolTmeyer from the Libertyville regional. In die
Antioch regional, Grayslake senior Alex Mikrut
finished second, followed by Warren's Steven
Klein while the Antioch duo of Ryan Oliver and
Dakota West rounded out the top five.
Congratulations to all of them for a job well
done and 1 wish them all continued success in
the future. Of course, for some teams, the
future is now as a number of area teams are
still alive and very well in a number of state
tournaments at die time of this edition's print-
ing and hopefully diat's a fact that won't be
changing anytime soon.
But fear not football fans, diere is plenty of
gridiron action for all of you to see within this
week's sports section. I just had to give some
attention to those who may have been neglect-
ed on some of die other pages.
If there are any more Lake Count\ non-
fooibEM adiletes that have been named to die
All-State teams, please e-mail them into
dpatrick@lakelandmedia.com.
LIBERTYVILLE
touchdown. Culberson-Fehling was stellar in
the game, sacking Rolling Meadows quarter-
back Bryan Moson three times and forcing two
fumbles.
Good defense usually leads to quality
offense for good teams and the Wildcats did
not disappoint, capitalizing on five-af-six
Mustang turnovers in the game. Libertyville
quarterback Cameron Turner found the end-
zone twice,. once on an 11-yard run and once
on a 68-yard pass to, you guessed it,
Culberson-Fehling.
Rolling Meadows simply could not stop
the Wildcats in the game as Libertyville man-
aged to score in every quarter, while blanking
Lake Zurich in the first and third stanzas.
According to Kuceyeski, such a turn-
around could not have come at a better time i
for the returning state champions as tiiey will
face a formidable opponent in the top-seeded
9-1 Prospect Knights.
"I think we're in a playoff mode where
everyone's focused and they're in the right ,
mindset for these games," Kuceyeski said. "If
we can't play this week, we're done and I think
that all of the players know that."
Libertyville improves to 7-3 while Rolling '
Meadows ends its season at 6-4.
FROM PAGE D2
CROSS COUNTRY
IHSA CLASS AA
GIRLS SCHAUMBURG SECTIONAL
Unfortunately for Lake County fans, no
teams were able to make the cut into state
competition in the Schaumburg Sectional.
Carmel led die Lake County representatives
with a seventh place' finish and a 209 score,
missing the sixth rank by a mere nine points.
Mundelein, Libertyville and Warren gave
their all, but came up short in the meet, fin-
ishing in die 10th through 12th place spots.
IHSA CLASS AA
GIRLS ANTIOCH REGIONAL
Apparently, the Lakes school split didn't
hurt any of die teams involved as every team
has advanced past die opening round of the
tournament. As for the regional as a whole,
Warren took top honors by a convincing mar-
gin, placing ahead of nearest rival Grant by 30
points. The Antioch squad was die only other
team to finish in the double digits with
Grayslake and Lakes High will both get dieir
chances to extend the season. Unfortunately,
the Round Lake Pantiiers were unable to make
the cut with a 260 final score.
TOP FIVE FINISHERS
1. Heather Olson (19:42) -Warren 2. Mary
Kate Carrick (19:54) - Johnsburg 3. Jesse
Stimpson (20:24) - Grant 4. Kendra Kennedy -
Grant (20:26) 5. Jen Naegele -Antioch (20:33)
ADVANCING INDIVIDUALS
Mary Kate Carrick - Johnsburg, Kerry
Dwyer - Johnsburg, Christina Colver -
Waukegan, Megan Rcid - Zion-Benton, Jillian
Yonke - Zion-Benton
ADVANCING TEAMS
1.- Gurnee (3B points) - Headier Olson
(19:42), Julia Hiett (20:42), Lauren Delfield
(20:57), Sarabeth Jones (21:05), Meeghan
McKeown (21:16), Kelly Seebach (21:16)
2. Grant (68 points) - Jesse Stimpson
(20:24), Kendra Kennedy (20:26), Leya
Mumwan (21:15), Sharon Kallner (21:49),
Heather Jahnke (22:14), Autumn Gaylor
(22:20), Kyle Baird (23:01)
3. Antioch (79 points) - Jen Naegele
(20:33), Sarah Brown (21:03J, Erin
Schoenfelder (21:48), Lauren Colette (21:53),
Alexa Hajnacki (22:11), Nicole Hojnacki
(22:32), Megan O'Connor (22:54)
4. Grayslake (119 points) - Morgan
Jacquette (21:12), Jessica Dtthig (21:47); Sarah
Johnson (21:50), Sarah Rokosh (22:32),. Laura
Sloan (23:28), Colleen Centella (23:53)
5. Lakes (129 points) - Ariel Butzine
(21:05), Rachael Dean (21:05), Stephanie Pease
(22:13), Cassie Freundlich (25:04), Stephanie
Frenzel (25:04), Mary Betii Kenner (25:42)',
Danielle Freundlich (27:20)
IHSA CLASS AA ,
GIRLS LIBERTYVILLE REGIONAL
Libertyville defended its court nicely by
taking top honors in its own Class AA Regional
at Adler Park while Carmel and Mundelein
extended their seasons by placing third and
fifth, respectively. Unfortunately, Wauconda
was not able to make the cut, placing seventh
in the meet with 165 points. However, die
Bulldogs will have a representative move on as
senior Katie Ellis was able to make die advanc- •
ing individuals list.
TOP FIVE FINISHERS
1. Regan Grumley (18:32) - Lake Forest 2.
Molly Glantz (18:38) - Barrington 3. Katie Ellis
(18:38) -Wauconda 4. Amanda Glow (18:40) -
Lake Zurich 5. Maureen Jones (18:47) -
Libertyville
ADVANCING INDIVIDUALS
Katie Ellis - Wauconda, Amanda Glow -
Lake Zurich, Danelle Dickman - Vernon Hills,
Paige Zalinsky - Highland Park, Katie Rosen -
Deerfield
ADVANCING TEAMS
1. Libertyville (88 points) - Maureen Jones
(18:47), Anne Strychalski (19:03), Hannah
Reilly (19:24), Jackie Hamlin (19:50), Alexis
Mientus (19:57), Casey Splinter (20:02)
2. Lake Forest (93 points) - Regan Grumley
(18:32), Caroline Martin (19:37), Katherine
Lukas (19:41), Ally Grumley (19:44), Frankie
Baruffi (19:47), Catherine Venson (19:48),
Claire Bierkhauser (20:02)
3. Carmel (99 points) - Stephanie Ross
(19:00), Ashley Heilingoetter (19:09), Kerry
Devitt (19:24), Ally Sturm (19:40), Carley Rieger
(20:04), Heather Ryan (20:07), Jordan Wliolner
(21:36)
4. Barrington (103 points) - Molly Glantz
(18:38), Rebecca Tracy. (18:48), Paige Penrod
(19:55), Samantiia Learch ( 20:02), Leslie Rowe
(20:03), Danielle Locascio (20:06), Sarah
Arnberge (21:30)
5. Mundelein (121 points) - Erica Moffitt
(18:53), Mandy Ranck (19:08), Claire Heitman
(19:33), Jessica Moffitt (19:57), Mellissa Arnold
(20:49), Randi Gross (20:55)
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FISHER AND FISHER File
Number # 57855
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
BANK ONE NATIONAL AS-
SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE
FOR THE CERTIFICATE-
HOLDERS OF ARC 2001-
BC6 TRUST
Plaintiff,
vs.
DEMETRIOS P. LIAPIS AND -
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS
Defendants,
03 CH 1676
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
In the above entitled cause on
July 20, 2005, Inlercounty Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour ol 12:00
noon in their oflico at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
nco, Illinois, sell to the highest
blddor for cash, the following
described property:
Commonly known as 439
Brice Avenue, Mundeloln, IL
60060.
RI.N. 11-19-411-002,
The improvement on the
property consists of a single
lamily rosldence. <
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
5219,877.89.
The property will NOT bo
open for Inspection.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
alter confirmation of the sale.
For Information call the Sales
Ollicer at Plaintiffs Attorney,
Fisher and Flshor, 120 North
LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illi-
nois. (312) 372-4784, from 1
p.m. to 2 p.m. File No, 57855
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
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FISHER AND FISHER Re
Number # 63662
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS ABN-AMRO MORT-
GAGE GROUP;
Plaintiff,
vs.
MICHAEL S. CLANCY; JA-
NET L CLANCY; CITY OF
WAUKEGAN, UNKNOWN
OWNERS AND NON RE-
CORD . CLAIMANTS;
Defendants,
05 CH 633
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
in the above entitled cause on
July 20, 2005, Inlercounty Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December B,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon In their olfice at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
nee, Illinois, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following
described property:
Commonly known as 520 '
Massena Ave., Waukegan, IL
60085. -
P.I.N. 08-16-325-014.
The improvement on the
property consists of a single
family residence.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The Judgment amount was
$53,850.59.
Tha property will NOT bo
open for Inspection.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
alter confirmation of the sale.
For Information call the Sales
Officer at Plaintiff's Attorney,
Fisher and Fisher, 120 North
LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illi-
nois. (312) 372-4784, from 1
p.m. to 2 p.m. File No, 63662
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
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execute them, Taurus. Use this
week to mull over your goals and
write down a firm plan of ottock,
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21
An idea that's been buzzing in
your head will sound pretty
advantageous to higher-ups at
work, Gemini. Expect winning
reactions from them, but looks of
jeolousy from co-workers.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22
A fascinating conversation is a!
iho heart of your week, Cancer. It
will bring resolution to the conflict
you've been facing latch/. 'Just
don't celebrate too soon.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
Check your bank balance a little
more frequently this week, Leo. A
financial faux pas may leave you
with less cosh than you had
expected in your account.
VIRGO • Aug 24/Sept 22
If you want to enjoy the most from
the week, Virgo, let a special part-
ner lake the load. Being in charge
of planning activities all the time
can bo draining. Leave it to anoth-
er.
UBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
This is a perfect timo to clean out
the clutter that has been accumu-
lating in your homo or office. Dig
through the mess and get your
stuff in order bcfoio it invades
your life.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
You need to find a way to enjoy
yourself now lhat there is so much
work on your ploto, Scorpio. A
vocation or at least a few days
away from the job are in order.
SAGITTARIUS -
Nov 23/Doc 21
You're feeling In iho mood to dec-
orate, Sogiltorius, or take on a
hcKTie-remodeling project. Enlist a
few helping honds or the job
could becomo unmanageable.
CAPRICORN-Dec 22/Jan 20
As o hard-working Capricorn it
comes as no surpriso that dedica-
tion is the way lo tackle tasks. Yet,
even tha most stoic go-getters
need a break onco in a while.
Enjoy it.
AQUARIUS- Jan 21 /Feb 18
A financiol gain makes spending
on big-ticket items that mora
doable, Aquarius. Just bo sure not
to go overboard, or else you'll bo
digging yourself out of quicksand.
PISCES • Feb 19/Mar20
You will have tons of energy this
week, Pisces, and you can direct it
in any way you'd like. Spend
some lime with a loved one.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
JP MORGAN CHASE BANK,
AS TRUSTEE FOR REGIS-
TERED HOLDERS OF SO-
LOMON BROTHERS MORT-
GAGE SECURITIES VII,
INC., MORTGAGE PASS-
THROUGH CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2001-2
Plaintiff,
-V.T
DERREK A. PALMER, otal
Defendants
04 CH 1784
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on August 31, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 2, 2005, at tho
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Slroet (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following do-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 108
LONGMEADOW DRIVE, Lln-
denhurst, IL 60046
Property Index No.
02-35-310-012
The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
The judgment amount was
S1 52,603.53.
Sale terms: 25% down of tho
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of the auction; the
balance, in certified funds, Is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as lo quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In 'AS IS" condi-
tion. The sale is further sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
If the sale is set aside for any
roason, tho Purchaser at tho
sale shall bo entitled only to a
return of the deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser, shall have. no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of the salo
The property will NOT bo
opbn for inspection and plain-
till makes no representation
as lo the condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiff's attornoy: The Salo Clark,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between tho
hours of,1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department..
Please refor to filo number
1404-C575.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Slroet - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attornoy Filo No.: 14-04-C575
ARDCW 0046B002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiffs
attorney Is deomed to bo a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo used
for lhat purpose.
NO MONEY DOWN
OR OWNER FINANCING
POSSIBLE!
3-bd., 2.5 ba. Townhomo,
2-cargar., 1yr. old.
Gorgeous Inside.
3-BD., 1-BA. RANCH
Low taxos, unincorporated
Round Lako.SH 7,000.
Coll Pat (847)927-9114
Molldor Realty.
GRAYSLAKE F.S.B.O. 4-
BD., 2.5 ba., hugo dock, tin.
bsmt.. 2-car, Woodland
Schools, many upgrades.
Quiet neighborhood.
S342.000.
www.475fis hfQgt!aniLCQm
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, NA
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER
TO WELLS FARGO HOME
MORTGAGE, INC. F/K/A
NORWEST MORTGAGE,
INC.
Plaintiff,
-v.-
KEVIN P. GLEESON.etal
Defendants
05 CH 479
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN lhat pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Salo entered in the above
causo on May 11, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 28, 2005, at the
front door of Iho Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE).
WAUKEGAN, IL, 600B5, sell
el public auction lo the high-
est blddor for cash, as set
forth below, tho following de-
scribed real oslato:
Commonly known as 1326
POPLAR AVENUE, Round
Lake Beach, IL 60073
Property Index No. 06-16-
236-027, Property Index No,
06-16-326-026
The real estate Is improved
with a single family residence.
Tha Judgment amount was
$81,237.56.
Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at the close ol the aucllonrlho
balance, In certified funds, is
due within twenty-lour (24)
hours, The subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourso to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS' condi-
tion. The sale Is further sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
If the sate Is set aside lor any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return ol the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no tur-
. ther recourso against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In lull of tho
amount bid. tho purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Salo
lhat will entitle tho purchaser
lo a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of the sale
Tho property will NOT bo
open for inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as lo Iho condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check Iho
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiffc attorney: The Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100. BURR RIDGE, IL 60527.
(630) 794-9876 between tho
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department-
Please refer to file numbor
14-05-2875.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Stroot - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312J236-SALE
CODILIS a ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attornoy Filo No.: 14-05-2875
ARDCJ) 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to tho Fair
Debt Collodion Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiffs
attorney is deemed to be a
debt collector attomptlng lo
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo usod
for that purpose.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME-
Own your own homo lor only
2.5% down w/our rent to own
program. Homos avail. In
Lake & McHonry County.
Monthly payments starting
from $1,300. All credit consid-
ered. (847)612-6393. (647)
722-0269.
www.renltoownloday.com
KENOSHA, WISC. Close to
ILL. border. 5103 Harrison
Rd. Low taxes. 4-bd., 2-1/2
ba., dinlngroom, famllyroom,
2-car alt. gar,, l,946sq.fl.
$219,900. Century 21, Jorry
Homik, (262) 694-6146, oxt.
22.
500
Homes For Sale
500
Homes For Sale
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS
CHASE HOME FINANCE,
LLC SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER TO CHASE MAN-
HATTAN MORTGAGE COR-
PORATION
Plaintiff,
•v.-
LINDA HULEY A/K/A LINDA
MAE HULEY, otal
Defendants
05CH568
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant lo a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Salo entered In Iho above
cause on June 22, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 7, 2005, at the
front door ol Iho Lake County
Courthouse, 10 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to iho high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following do-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 2662
WOODVIEW COURT. Wau-
kegan, I L 60087
Property Index No.
07-11-200-080
The real oslato is improved
with a condominium.
The Judgment amount was
$63,530.79.
Salo terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified lunds
at the close ol the auction; Iho
balance, In cortlfiod funds, Is
duo within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject proporty is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and Is olio rod
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourso to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS* condi-
tion. Tho salo Is further sub-
ject \o confirmation by the
court.
II tho salo Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall bo entitled only to a
return ol the deposit paid. The
Purchasor shall have no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In lull of the
amount bid, the purchasor will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will onllllo tho purchasor
to a deed to tho real estate af-
ter confirmation of tho sala
The property will NOT bo
open for Inspection and pfaln-
lilf makes no representation
as to the condition of the
proporty. Prospective bidders
are admonished lo chock the
court file lo verily all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiff's attornoy: Tho Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department..
Please refer to filo numbor
14-05-3394.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-3394
ARDCW 00468002
Case II 05 CH 568
NOTE: Pursuant to tho Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you aro advised lhat Plaintiff's
attornoy Is doomed to bo a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be usod
for that purpose.
RANDALL TOWNSHIP
Twin Lakes, Wi.
33521 116th St.
Mechanics Dream!
4bd/2ba., approx. 2500sq.lt.,
1 .78 acres, 2-gar , s-28'x28' &
35'xBO'. Uir^rjjai34jriMs_aJi:
compressor & aulo lift.
LOW TAXES-By appoint only
(262)909 0188 -Dave.
LINDENHURST 3-BD., 1-BA
RANCH, w/spactous rooms &
'oak flooring throughout, Com-
pletely remodeled In 2005. Lg.
loncod-ln back yd, w/hugo
deck & swimming pool, frpl.,
C/A. S1 94,900. (224)430-
1025.
I'l-iiiuil .-.your Ailverliseiiieni!!!
(847)337-1207. ;
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY. IL-
LINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER
TO WELLS FARGO HOME
MORTGAGE, INC. F/K/A
NORWEST MORTGAGE,
INC.
Plaintiff,
-V.-
PHILIP J, HARRIS, otal
Defendants
05 CH 327
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale onto rod In the above
causo on April 27, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 21, 2005, at the
front door of tho Lake Counly
Courthouso, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, soil
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, tho following do-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 381
DEER TRAIL HILL UNIT C,
Lake Bam'nglon, IL 60010
Proporty Index No. 13-11-
400-073
The real oslato Is Improved
with a condominium.
The Judgment amount was
$144,720.83.
Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of the auction; tho
balance, In certified funds, Is
duo wllhln twenty-four (24)
hours, Tho subject property is
subject to general real oslato
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxos levied against
said real ostate and Is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
ol title and without recourse lo
Ptalntill and In *AS IS" condi-
tion. Tho sale Is further sub-
ject to confirmation by Iho
court.
II iho solo Is sot osldo lor any
reason, the Purchaser at tho
salo shall bo entitled only to a
return ol tho deposit paid. The
Purchasor shall havo no fur-
ther recourse against Iho
Mortgagor, tho Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attornoy.
Upon payment In full of Iho
amount bid, Iho purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sato
that will entitle tho purchasor
to a deed to the real estate al-
ter confirmation of Iho salo
Tho proporty will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to tho condition of tho
proporty. Prospective bidders
are admonished lo check tho
court lite to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiffs attornoy: The Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
. 100, BURR RIDGE. IL 60527.
(630) 794-9876 between Iho
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department..
Ploaso rofor to filo numbor
14-05-1870.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD. SUITE 100
BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney Filo No.: 14-05-1870
ARDCtf 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Dobl Collection Practices Act,
you aro advised thai Plaintiff's
attornoy Is deemed lo bo a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be usod
tor that purpose. .
NEW HOUSE-HANDICAP-
PED EQUIPPED, 3bd/2ba,
1650 sq.ft.. 640 sq/lt. attach-
ed van accosslblo linlshed ga-
rage, between Kenosha &
Lake Geneva, 1/4 milo Irom
Hwy 50. $245,000. (647)417-
2300.
ROUND LAKE -2002
2100sqlt ranch w/ovor
$50,000 In upgrados. On pre-
mium fned lot in Prairie Polnte
SuJad.. Spacious open fir. pins
& full Inshd walk-out lower
level. Big Hollow Schools.
$294,500.
Call for Details
(847)373-7564.
MUNDELEIN 2-BD. BRICK
RANCH, 21yrs. old, full bsmt.
Pristine condition. S205.000.
.. (847)322-9595.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUD1QIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.,
AS TRUSTEE FOR OPTION
ONE MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST 1999-B ASSET-
BACKED CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 1999-B
Plaintiff,
-v.-
RUSSELL E. TALLMAN, ol ol
Dolondonts
05 CH 695
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant lo a
Judgment ol Foreclosure and
Salo ontcrod In (he above
cause on June 22, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 30, 2005, at Iho
front door ol Iho Lake County
Courthouso, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to tho high-
est blddor for cash, as sot
forth below, tho following de-
scribed real oslate:
Commonly known as 28831
W. LAMPHERE ROAD, Island
Lake. IL 60042
Proporty Index No. 09-28-
300-012
The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
The Judgmont amount was
$92,397.90.
Sale terms: 25% down of tho
highest bid by certified funds
at tho close of the auction; tho
balanco, in certified lunds, Is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject proporty is
subjoct to general real cstato
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes tovlod against
said real oslato and is offered
lor salo without any represen-
tation as lo quality or quantity
of llllo and without recourso lo
Plaintiff and In "AS IS* condi-
tion. Tho solo is further sub-
joct to confirmation by tho
court.
If the salo Is sot asldo lor any
reason, the Purchaser al Iho
sato shall be entitled only to a
return ot tho deposit paid. Tho
Purchasor shall havo no fur-
Ihor recourso against tho
Mortgagor, tho Mortgagee or
tho Mortgagee's altomoy.
Upon payment in full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receivo a Certificate of Sale
lhat will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate al-
ter confirmation of tho salo
The property will NOT bo
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to the condition of tho
proporty. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check Iho
court file to verily all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plaln-
lilfs altomoy: Tho Salo Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE. IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 botwoon tho
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for Iho sales department..
Please rofor to fito numbor
14-05-4350.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Doar-
bom Stroot - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attornoy File No.: 14-05-4350
ARDCW 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to trie Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised lhat Plaintiffs
attorney Is doomed to bo a.
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo usod
for that purpose.
ROUND LAKE
FREMONT/MUNDELEIN
SCHOOLS
Lg. 4-bd., 2.5 ba,, on cornor
tot, In new Sub. 1st. fir. don,
2nd fir. laundryroom & bonus-
room, 3-car gar, Nine housos
from pool, park & clubhouse.
$350,000, Emily (847)740-
1985.
SILVER OAKS SUB. 4-bd.,
2-1/2 ba. home w/att. gar.
Beautifully landscaped yd.,
liagstono patio w/pond, vault-
ed coilings, skylights, fin.
bsmt., Loko Villa Schools.
$229,900. Dylan/Tanya
(847)912-9747.
OPTION PURCHASE
NoarLakos.Sbdr/I.Sba.,
w/llnlshod basement.
Anttoch Arno-(224)392-1000.
. . ; ■. ■-, ■ - r - m I
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CLASSIFIED
November 4-10, 2005
■I
I
500
Homes For Sale
Homes For Sale
500
Homes For Sale
500
Homes For Sale
500
Homes For Sale
500
Homes For Sale
500
Homes For Sale
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES File
Number f* PA0503162
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC AS NOMI-
NEE FOR GMAC MORT-
GAGE CORPORATION, OR
ITS SUCCESSORS OR AS-
SIGNS;
Plalnlifl,
vs.
RETHA KELLY; JOHN WIL-
LIAM STRUBLE; UNKNOWN
OWNERS AND NONRE-
CORD CLAIMANTS;
Defendants,
05 CH 679
v NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE UNDER IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
in tho above entitled cause on
August 24, 2005, Intorcounty
Judicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday. December B,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon In their office at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
noe, Illinois, sell to the highest
blddor tor cash, the lollowing
described property:
Commonly known as 3725
Clearview Ave., Gurneo, IL
60031.
P.I.N. 07-13-202-008.
Tho Improvement on the
property consists ol a single
family residence with an at-
tached two car garage.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by cortiliod funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
SI 24,891. 97.
The property will NOT be
open for inspection.
Upon payment In full ol the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
after confirmation of tho salo.
For Information - . Visit our web-
site at http://servlce.alty-
plerce.com. Between 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plaintiff's Attomoys,
1 North Dearborn Street, Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel. No.
(312)476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer. (312) 444-
1122
-.-*
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
JP MORGAN CHASE BANK,
F/K/A THE CHASE MAN-
HATTAN BANK,' SUCCES-
SOR BY MERGER TO
CHASE BANK OF TEXAS,
N.A., F/K/A TEXAS COM-
MERCE BANK, N.A.. AS
TRUSTEE AND CUSTODI-
AN, BY: SAXON MORT-
GAGE SERVICES. INC.,
F/K/A MERITECH
MORTGAGE SERVICES,
INC., AS ITS ATTORNEY-
IN-FACT, ASSIGNEE OF
PINNFUND USA;
Plalnlilf,
vs.
LEONARD L. DAVIS; JEA-
NETTE DAVIS; BENEFICIAL
ILLINOIS, INC., O/B/A BENE-
FICIAL MORTGAGE COM-
PANY OF ILLINOIS, UNDER
MORTGAGE RECORDED
MAY 26. 2000 AS DOCU-
MENT NUMBER 4532398;
Defendants,
05 CH 823
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure ontorcd
In the above entitled cause on
July 27, 2005, Intercounly Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at tho hour of 9 a.m. In
their oflice at 5465 Grand
.Avenue, Suite 100, Gumee,
Illinois, sell to tho highest bid-
der for cash, the following de-
scribed mortgaged real es-
tate:
Commonly known as 2317
Honoro Ave., North Chicago,
IL 60064.
P.I.N. 12-05-309-005.
The Improvement on the
property consists of a single
family resfdonco.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
S83.150.54.
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection.
For Information call Dawn K.
Kronos at Law Offices of Ira
T. Novel. 175 North Franklin
Street. Chicago, Illinois. (312)
357-1125.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
FOR SALE BY OWNER
ROUND LAKE BEACH 3-bd..
1-1/2 ba. ranch, 5134,900.
(847)404-7930. Croalivo fi-
nancing available.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES File
Number It PA0408351
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS U.S. BANK, NA;
Plaintiff,
vs.
PROCORO CORDADA-
TORRES; TOMAS G. LOPEZ
AKA THOMAS G. LOPEZ
AKA TOMAS GUADRON;
VILMAD. ZELAYA AKA VIL-
MA DAMARIS ZELAYA; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND
NONRECORD CLAIMANTS;
Defendants,
04 CH 1620
NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE UNDER IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW '
PUBLIC NOTICE is heroby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
In the above entitled cause on
January 26, 2005, Intorcounty
Judicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, Decombor 8,
2005, at tho hour of 12:00
noon In their office" at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
neo, Illinois, sell to tho highest
bidder for cash, the following
described property:
Commonly known as 527 N.
Butrick St., Waukegan, IL
60085.
P.I.N. 08-20-208-027.
The Improvement on the
property consists ol a single
family residence with a de-
tached garage.
Sato terms: 1 0% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
S1 33,964.45.
The property will NOT be
open for inspection.
Upon payment in full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
after confirmation of the salo.
For Information: Visit our web-
sito at http^/service.atty-
plorce.com. Between 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
1 North Dearborn Street, Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel.No.
(312) 476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
INGLESIDE/FOX LAKE Walk
to Woostor Lake, 12 apart-
ments, an 8 flat & 4 flat bldgs,
On opprox. one aero.
51,190,000.(847)297-5018.
05-8543D
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
EULA VAUGHN
Defendants,
05 CH 725
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above on-
titled cause on June 15, 2005
Intorcounty Judicial Sales
Corporation will on Thursday,
December 8, 2005 at the hour
of 12:00 noon In their office at
1800 Nations Drive, Suite
117, Gurnee, Illinois, sell at
public auction to tho highest
bidder for cosh, as sot forth
below, the following described
mortgaged real estate:
Commonly known as 403
West Hawley Street, Munda-
leln, Illinois 60060.
P.I.N. 10-25-202-013.
The mortgaged real estate Is
Improved with a single family
residence and will NOT bo
open for Inspection.
The Judgment amount was
S1 93,71 6.59. Sale terms;
10% down by certified funds,
balance, by cerli'lod funds,
within 24 hours. The salo
shall be subject to general
taxes, special assessments or
special taxes levied against
said real estate and any prior
first mortgages. Tho subject
property is offered for salo
without any representation as
to quality of title or recourse to
Plalnlifl. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court file to verify all informa-
tion.
For Information: Sole Clerk,
Shapiro & Krelsman, 4201
Lake Cook Road, 1st Floor,
Northbrook, Illinois 60062.
(847) 498-9990, between the
hours of 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
only.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
WATERFRONT LAKE WIN-
NEBAGO HOME in Oshkosh,
Wi, Drive up by boat or car. 4-
bd., 1.5 ba.,'2.5 car gar. Many
updates, maintenance free
deck, permanent pier, new
gas frpl. 5199,900. (262)626-
6860.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
AMERIOUEST MORTGAGE
COMPANY;
Plaintiff,
vs.
LETICIA ZAVALA, ALFONZO
ZAVALA A/K/A LUIS ZAVA-
LA; BENEFICIAL ILLINOIS,
INC.. D/B/A BENEFICIAL
MORTGAGE COMPANY OF
ILLINOIS, UNDER MORT-
GAGE RECORDED JULY 26,
2004 AS DOCUMENT NUM-
BER 5607425. NON RE-
CORD CLAIMANTS UN-
KNOWN TENANTS AND UN-
KNOWN OWNERS;
Defendants,
05 CH 413
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby
given that pursuant to o Judg-
ment ot Foreclosure entered
in the above entitled cause an
July 13, 2005, Intercounty Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour of 9 a.m. in
their office at 5465 Grand
Avenue, Suite 100, Gumee,
Illinois, sell to tho highest bid-
der for cash, the following de-
scribed mortgaged real es-
tate:
Commonly known as 1313
Hickory Ave., Round Lake
Beach, IL 60073.
P.I.N. 06-16-324-025.
The Improvement on the
property consists of a single
■family residence. THE SALE
SHALL BE SUBJECT TO
GENERAL TAXES, SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS AND TO A
PRIOR RECORDED FIRST
MORTGAGE.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The Judgment amount was
$1 46,625.46.
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection.
For Information call Dawn K.
Krones at Law Offices of Ira
T. Neve!, 175 North Franklin
Street, Chicago, Illinois. (312)
357-1125.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Olficer, (312) 444-
1122
WE WANT PEOPLE WITH
BAD CREDIT!!! Exclusive,
new poor credit buyer's pro-
gram. Only available In Lake
County, IL. Buy tho homo of
your dreams. Small downpay-
menl required. FREE Informa-
tion (866)533-2214
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS CENDANT MORT-
GAGE CORPORATION,
D/B/A COLDWELL BANKER
MORTGAGE;
Plaintiff, .
vs.
JORGE NIEVES;
Defendants,
04 CH 1458
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant lo a Judg-
ment ol Foreclosure entered
In the above entitled cause on
November 24, 2004, Inter-
county Judicial Sales Corpo-
rallon will on Thursday, De-
cember 8, 2005, at, tho hour ot
9 a.m. In their office at 5465
Grand Avenue, Suite 100,
Gumeo, Illinois, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, tho
following described mortgag-
ed real estate:
Commonly known as 25850
West Bayvlew, Ingleslde, IL
60041. '
PJ.N. 05-13-116-009.
The Improvement on the
properly consists of a single
family residence.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The Judgment amount was
S89.315.15.
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection.
For information call Dawn K,
Krones at Law Offices of Ira
T, Nevel. 175 North Franklin
Street. Chicago, Illinois. (312)
357-1125.
INTERCOUNTY • JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
SPRING GROVE FSBO
4bd/2.5ba., brick/cedar home.
Premium lot w/full wooded
treellne in rear. Hrdwd/coram-
Ic throughout; Marble FP., Lrg
Mastor w/walk-ln California
Closet & whirlpool bath.
16x30 cedar deck w/24'
Round Pool. 15x24 concrete
patio. 3-car gar. $398,900.
Call for appointment
(815)378-5972.
WINTHROP HARBOR 707
Holdrtdgo. 3-bd., 2-ba., 2-car
gar., Ig. fenced backyd.
w/deck & patio. Fireplace 3
skylights, Ig. famllyroom in fin.
bsmt. Walk to schools, parks,
lako. Grt. neighborhood.
$215,000. (847)731-7342.
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PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Rio
Number # PA0500827
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMI-
NEE FOR COMMUNITY
LENDING, INCORPORA-
TED, OR ITS SUCCES-
SORS OR ASSIGNS
Plaintilf,
vs.
RICHARD A. PROSZOWSKI
A/K/A RICHARD PROS-
ZOWSKI; ROSALIE PROS-
ZOWSKI; HOUSEHOLD FI-
NANCE CORPORATION III;
CITIFINANCIAL SERV-
ICES, INC.; UNKNOWN
HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF
RICHARD A. PROSZOWSKI.
IF ANY; UNKNWON OWN-
ERSAND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS:
Defendants,
05 CH 686
NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSUREUNDER IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
in the above entitled cause on
June 29, 2005, tntercounty
Judicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon In their office at 1B00
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
nee, Illinois, sell to tho highest
bidder for cash, the following
described property:
Commonly known as 1430
North Poplar Avenue, Round
Lake Beach, IL 60073.
P.I.N. 06-16-314-020, 021.
The improvement on the
property consists of a single
family residence.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tllied funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
relunds.
The judgment amount was
S110.955.68.
The property will NOT be
open for inspection,
Upon payment In lull of the
amount bid, tho purchaser will
receive a Certificate , of Sale
which will entitle tho purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
alter confirmation oi the sale.
For Information: Visit our web-
site at http://servlce.a1ty-
pierce.com. Between 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plalntilf's Attorneys,
1 North Dearborn Street. Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel. No.
(312)476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Soiling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
500
Homes For Sale
500
Homes For Sale
IN THE. CIRCUIT COURT
OF. THE NINETEENTH JU-
DICIAL CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WASHINGTON MUTUAL
BANK, FA
Plaintiff,
-v.-
CARLOS MONTERROSO
A/K/A CARLOS A. MON-
TERROSO, et al
Defendants
05 CH 682
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE-
BY GIVEN that pursuant
to a Judgment of Fore-
closure and Sale en-
tered in tho above
cause on July 6, 2005,
an agent of The Judi-
cial Sales Corporation
will at 11:00 AM on
December 7, 2005, at
the front door of the
Lake County Court-
house, IB North County
Street (East Door IN-
SIDE), WAUKEGAN, IL,
60085, selt at public
auction to the highest
bidder for cash, as
set forth below, the
following described
real estate:
Commonly known as 2059
NORTH AVENUE, Wauke-
gan, IL 60087
Property index No. 08-
09-405-001
The real estate is im-
proved with a single
family residence.
The judgment amount
was S1 43,987,95,
Sale terms: 25% down
of the highest , bid by
certified funds at the
close of tho auction;
the balance, In certi-
fied funds, Is due
within twenty-four
(24) hours. Tho sub-
ject property Is sub-
ject to general real
estate taxes, special
assessments, or spe-
cial taxes levied
against said real es-
tate and Is offered
for sate without any
representation as to
quality or quantity of
title and without re-
course " to '' Plaintiff
and in "AS IS" condi-
tion. The sole Is fur-
ther subject to con-
firmation by the
court.
If the sale Is set
aside for any reason,
the Purchaser at the
salo shall be entitled
only to a return of
the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have
no further recourse
against tho Mortgagor,
the Mortgagee or tho
Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full
of the amount bid, tho
purchaser will receive
a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle tho
purchaser to a deed to
tho real estate alter
confirmation of tho
salo
Tho property will NOT
be open, for inspection
and plaintiff makes no
representation as to
the condition of the
property. Prospective
bidders are admonished
to check tho court
file to verify all in-
formation.
For Information, con-
tact Plaintiff's at-
torney: The Sato
Clerk, CODILIS a ASSO-
CIATES, PC. , 15W030
NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD,
SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,
IL 60527, (630) 794-
9876 between the hours
of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales de-
partment,. Please re-
fer to file number 14-
05-4262.
THE JUDICIAL SALES
CORPORATION 33 North
Dearborn Street
Suite 1015 Chicago,
Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-
05-4262
ARDC# 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to the
Fair Debt Collection
Practices Act, you are
advised that Plain-
tiff's attorney Is
doomed to be a debt
collector attempting
to collect a debt and
any Information ob-
tained will be used
for that purpose.
LEASE OR RENT TO OWN
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3bd/2ba Ranch' w/walk-out
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.
D/B/A OF NATIONSBANK,
N.A.
Plaintiff,
-v.-
DARCI BURKHARD A/K/A
DARCI J. SCHEBEL, et al
Defendants
05CH715
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on July 20, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 6, 2005, at the
Iront door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
al public auction to the high-
est bidder (or cash, as sot
forth below, the following de-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 416
ASHWOOD COURT UNIT
89-D, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Property Index No.
15-05-429-154
The real estate is Improved
with a condominium.
The Judgment amount was
S77.076.72.
Salo terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of tho auction; the
balanco, in certified funds, is
due within twenty -four (24)
hours. The subject property is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and Is offered
(or sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintilf and in *AS IS* condi-
tion. The sale is further sub-
ject to confirmation by tho
court.
if the salo Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
relurn of the deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment in full of tho
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmalion ol tho sale
The property will NOT bo
open for inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to the condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to chock tho
court file to verify all informa-
tion.
For Informalion, contact Plaln-
tiirs attorney: The Sale Ciork,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours ol 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department.,
Please refer to tile number
14-05-4542.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312J236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-4542
ARDC# 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiffs
attorney is deemed to be a
debt collector attempting to
collect a dobt and any infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
Beautiful 3bd/1.5ba. ( unfnshd
bsmnt, 2000 sq.lt., w/den &
formal dining rm. Only
$85,000.
{808)428-9015.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS WELLS FARGO
BANK, N.A.
Plaintiff,
-v.-
STEVEN D. BRESNAHAN, ol
al
Defendants
04 CH 1960
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on July 6, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 21, 2005, at the
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Slreet (East Door INSIOE).
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, soil
at public auction to (ho high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following de-
scribed real estate:
Commonly known as 417
PARKVIEW COURT, Round
Lake, IL 60073
Property Index No. 06-28-
129-013, Property Index No.
06-28-129-014
The real estate 'is improved
with a single family residence.
The judgment amount was
$78,0 16.25.
Salo terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at tho close ol the auction; the
balance, in certified funds, Is
due within twenty-tour (24)
hours. Tho subject property is
subject to general real estate
taxes, spocial- assessments,
or spocial taxes levied against
said real eslalo and is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
ol litle and without recourse to
Plaintilf and In "AS IS" condi-
tion. The sale Is further sub-
ject to confirmation by tho
court.
If the solo Is set aside lor any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return ol tho deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser shall have no lur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, tho Mortgagee or
tho Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid. tho purchaser will
recclvo a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of the solo
Tho property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to the condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to chock tho
court tile to verify all informa-
tion.
For information, contact Plain-
tiff's altomoy: Tho Salo Clork.
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527.
(630) 794-9876 botweon the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department..
Please reler to file number
14-04-D735.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street • Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.
PC
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.:'l4-04-D735
ARDCH 0046B002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Dobt Collection Practlcos Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attorney is deemed to bo a
dobt collector attempting to
collect a dobt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo usod
for that purpose.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE NINETEENTH JU-
DICIAL CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK.
N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR
STRUCTURED ASSET SE-
CURITIES CORPORATION
SASCO MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST 1999-BC4 MORT-
GAGE PASS-THROUGH
CER-
TIFICATES. SERIES
1999-BC4
Plaintilf.
-v.-
ROBERT J. MACAFEE
A/K/A ROBERT MACAFEE,
etol
JUDGE HALL
Defendants
05 CH 656
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE-
BY GIVEN that pursuant
to a Judgment of Fore-
closure and Salo en-
tered In* the above
cause on June 22,
2005. an agont of The
Judicial Sales Corpo-
ration will at 11:00
AM on December 6,
2005, at the front
door of tho Lake Coun-
ty Courthouse, 16
North County Street
(East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085,
soil at public auction
to the highest bidder
for cash, as set forth
bolow, the following
described real ostate:
Commonly known as
26454 W. SHANNON AVE-
NUE, Anlioch, IL 60002
Property Index No. 01-
11-206-059
The real estate is im-
proved with a single
family residence.
The judgment amount
was $88,083.01.
Salo lorms: 25% down
of the highest bid by
certifiod funds at the
close of the auction;
the balance, in corti-
lled funds, Is due
within twenty-four
(24) hours. The sub-
ject properly Is sub-
ject to general real
estate taxes, special
assessments, or spe-
cial taxes levied
against said real es-
tate and Is ofterod
tor salo without any
representation ' as to
quality or quantity ol
title and without re-
course to Plaintiff
and in *AS IS" condi-
tion. Tho salo Is fur-
ther subject to con-
firmation by tho
court.
II the sale is set
aside lor any reason,
tho Purchaser at tho
salo shall bo entitled
only to a return of
tho doposit paid. The
Purchaser shall havo
no further recourse
against the Mortgagor,
the Mortgagee or tho
Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment in lull
of tho amount bid, the
purchasor will receive
a Certlllcato of Salo
that will enlitle the
purchasor to a deed to
tho real estate after
confirmation of tho
sale
Tho property will NOT
bo opon for inspection
and plaintiff makes no
representation as . to
tho condition of the
property. Prospective
bidders are admonished
to check the court
file to verify all In-
formation.
For Information, con-
tact Plaintiff's ot-
lomoy: The Salo
Clork, CODILIS & ASSO-
CIATES, P.C. , 15W030
NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD.
SUITE 100, BURR RIDGE,
IL 60527, (630) 794-
9876 bolween tho hours
of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for tho sales de-
partment.. Ploase ro-
lor to liio number 14-
05-3990.
THE JUDICIAL SALES
CORPORATION 33 North
Dearborn Street
Suite 1015 Chicago,
Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9B76
Attorney Filo No.: 14-
05-3990
ARDCtf 0046B002
NOTE: Pursuant to the
Fair Dobt Collection
Practlcos Act, you are
advised that Plain-
lilt's attorney Is
deemed lo bo a dobt
collector attempting
to collect a debt and
any Inlormation ob-
tained will be used
for that purpose
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WASHINGTON MUTUAL
BANK, FA
Plaintiff,
-v.-
TONY A. BUCHANAN, DI-
ANE L BUCHANAN. GMAC
MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION DBA D1TECH.COM
Dofondants
03 CH 557
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment ol Foreclosure and
Salo entered in the abovo
causo on May 14, 2003, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sates
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on Docembor 9, 2005, at tho
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN. IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est blddor lor cash, as sot
forth bolow, the following de-
scribed real estate;
Commonly known as 10
EAST CLARENDON DRIVE
& 12 EAST CLARENDON
DRIVE, Round Lake Beach,
IL 60073
Property Index No. 06-16-
321-003, Property Index No.
06-16-321-004
The roat estato Is Improved
with a single family residence.
Tho judgmonl amount was
$105,969.27,
Salo terms: 25% down of tho
highest bid by certified funds
at tho closo of tho auction; tho
balanco, In certified funds, is
duo within twonty-lour (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject to gcnoral real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real ostate and is offered
for salo without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
ol title and without recourse to
Plaintill and In "AS IS" condi-
tion. Tho salo Is further sub-
jocl to confirmation by the
court.
Upon payment in lull ol tho
amount bid, tho purchaser will
receive a Cortillcate o! Salo
that will entitle tho purchasor
to a deed to tho real estate al-
ter confirmation of tho sale
The property will NOT bo
open for inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to tho condition ol the
property. Prospoctivo bidders
aro admonished to check the
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney; Tho salos clerk,
FISHER AND SHAPIRO, LLC
4201 Lake Cook Rood,
NORTHBROOK, IL 60062;
(847) 498-9990 botweon Iho
hours of 1:00 p.m. and 3:00
p.m. only. Ploaso refer to file
number 03-7982D.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
FISHER AND SHAPIRO, LLC
4201 Lake Cook Road
NORTHBROOK, IL'60062
(847) 498-9990
Altomoy Filo No.: 03-79B2D
NOTE: Pursuant to tho Fair
Debt Collodion Practlcos Act,
you are advlsod that Plaintiff's
attorney is doemod to be a
dobt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
for thai purpose.
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Holm's For Rent
WAUCONDAtNTOWN
MOBILE HOME FOR RENT
WALK TO EVERYTHING
1-bd., 1-ba., Includes cable
TV. Avail. Immediately.
No pets. SG75/mo. + sec.
(847)526-5000
leave message.
1-DLOCK from now Bcochll
Adorable, clean updated
2-bdrm homo In
Round Lake Beach $895.
(847)B49-7771.
3-BDRM HOME IN Grayslake
School District. 1-car gar.,
Incd yrd, avail, immed.
Ownod by Licensed Roaltor,
S900/mo. (847)356-3824.
ANTIOCH NEW RANCH 3-
bd., 2-full bas., Irpl.. lull unfin.
bsmt.. 2-car gar.. A/C, cathe-
dral ceilings. S1.400/mo.
Avail, now. (847)322-4898.
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CLASSIFIED
November 4-10, 2005
Homes For Renl
Homes For Rent
}§j(t)£} Homes For Rent
Condos
Townliomcs
Apartments
For Rent
520
Apartments
For Rent
Apartments
For Rail
ANTIOCH RENT W/OPTION
TO BUY. New 4-bd., w/don,
2-1/2 ba., 2-car gar., Irpl., full
bsm!.. backs to pond.
$1,650/mo, (647)971-5926.
BEACH PARK 3-BD., 1-ba..
full bsmt., all oppls. Included.
Very nice & qulot neighbor-
hood. Pols negotiable.
S1,100/mo. Avail. 12/1.
(647)548-4453.
FOX LAKE PISTAKEE
LAKEFRONT 2-BD., 1-ba„
appls.. S1100/mo. (312) 504-
3441.
FOX RIVER SHORES 3-BD.
COLONIAL, 1-1/2 ba., Irpl., 2-
car alt. gar., bsmt., hrdwd.
(Irs. SHOO/mo. No pots. No
smoking. (81 5)455-0467.
GRAYSLAKE 3-BD. tolally
romodoled, close to
train/schools. $1,200/mo.
(B47) 370-5983.
GRAYSLAKE SINGLE
HOUSE In beautiful neighbor-
hood. 6yrs. old. 4-bd„ 2-1/2
ba., fin. bsmt. $1,800/mo,
(647)338-6029.
GURNEE COLONIAL NEW-
ER 4-bd., oftico, famllyroom,
gourmet kit., masfor bath
suite, bsmt., 2-1/2 bas., 2-1/2
car gar. Newer appls., now
carpal. Located on cul-do-
sac. Avail, now. Purchase op-
tion. REDUCED ONLY
S2,000/mo. Agent owned.
(847)903-4444.
GURNEE OR ANTIOCH
NEW CONSTRUCTION 4-
bd„ 2-1/2 ba., 2-car gar. Rent
or buy or option to buy.
S1,550/mo, ALSO NEW
TOWNHOUSE IN MUNDE-
LEIN AVAIL. (847)331-9220,
GURNEE RANCH STYLE
HOME - 2mins (ram Gumee
Mills & I-94 on Hunt Club Rd.
Exc. Gurnee Schools,
3bd/2ba. Lrg kit. w/appll's, liv-
ing, olfico, unfnshd storage
bsmnt, C/A, nowjy updated
w/ tear dot. gar.. Non-
smokor/No Pots. Loads ol
storago nogotiblo. S1375/mo.
Mark (847)347-5573.
HEATHERRIDGE ON THE
GOLFCOURSE
1BRD.2BA, Den, Now
Kitchen, Fireplace, Garage,
Furnished.
$995.00 a month.
239-273-5412.
INGLESIDE ON FOX LAKE
3-bd.. 2-ba. ranch, 1-car gar.,
appls. Included. No smoking,
no pels. Boat slip available.
S1,600/mo.+1/mo. sec. dop.
(647)567-6741.
LAKE VILLA 3BD homo,
washer/dryer, air, garago, 2
baths, SllOO/mo Sec. 8 wel-
como. (847)254-1950,
LAKE VILLA CHESNEY
SHORES 3-bd„ 2-ba., 2-
story, Granite tops, marble
baths, whirlpool tub, bsmt.,
gar. & lakerights. Sl,475/mo.
(847) 309-4705. (847)546-
2246.
LAKE VILLA-LRG SPACIOUS
homo $1700/mo. Newer
ranch w/3bdr/2.5ba, full fnshd
bsmnl, 2.5 car gar. Amenities
Incld: FP, whirlpool bath, hugo
yrd, massivo szd deck & lako
righls. (847)514-4453,
LAKEFRONT HOME-DEEP
LAKE, 3bd, dining, Florida rm,
2 FP's, full bsmnt, no pels,
sec, 8 ok, 31250/mo.
(847)356-6698-Lvo msg.
LONG LAKE 1-BD. HOUSE,
exc. cond., lakoviow w/Ioko-
rights, S700/mo. (847)740-
4399.
ROUND LAKE
3BD - All appliances, C/A,
Available Nov. 1st.
S1000/mo. (847)973-9708.
ROUND LAKE AREA. Avail.
Immod. 3bd Tri-lovol, 2baths,
2.5 car gar., A/C, FP,
$1100/mo + sec. (847)265-
7499.
ROUND LAKE BEACH
3bd/1.5ba., ait. garago, newly
romodoled, option lo buy,
monlhly rent Is S1150/mo.
(847)204-3483,
ROUND LAKE BEACH -
3bd/1ba. Ranch. Fncdyrd,
full bsmnt. S1100/mo + Sec
Sec. 8 Ok. (224)715-3277.
ROUND LAKE-NEW
3bd/3ba, w/fnshd bsmnt, all
appliance's, C/A, 2-car alt,
garage. Good Schools.
(847)247-1463, (647)208-
4204 or (847)630-4303.
SHENANDOAH
PROPERTIES
RENTING 3 BEDROOM
HOMES IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION
All havo 2 car garages, new
carpet and paint, central air,
washers and dryers, new
appls.. oat-tn kitchens.
ANTIOCH
Fenced yd,, lake privileges,
SI. 225.
ROUND LAKE
Frpl., Ig. deck,
S1.200.
ROUND LAKE BEACH
Full bsmt., fenced yd.,
S1 ,225,
CHOICE OF TERRIFIC
MOVE-IN GIFTS
Soction 6 accepted.
(312)498-1123.
THREE BEDROOM, Vt/2
ba., full bsmt., Grayslako
School Dlst., Sl,000/mo.+soc.
Avail after 12/10. (847)546-
3720.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
3 houses from Lako Cather-
ine, pier, 1-bd. fum,
S1,200/mo,+util. No pets.
(312)656-8389,
WAUCONDA - 2BD/1BA.,
non-smoker. Close to
schools, library, lake & town.
$950. (847)409-2417.
WAUCONDA IN TOWN
WALK TO EVERYTHING
2-bd., 1-ba., w/frpl.,
Includes all ulll.+coblo TV,
Avail, now. $095/mo.+8oc.
No pets
(847)526-5000
Icavo message.
WAUKEGAN 2625 SUNSET
2-bd., 1-ba., 1/2 tin. bsmt.
w/additional bd, & living area.
All appls. Includod, tonced yd,
w/shed. $950/mo„ $1,000
soc. dep. Avail. now.
(847)209-3712.
WAUKEGAN-2 STRY HOME
151 B Lucia St.
w/bsmnt., 3bd/2ba.,
$1000/mo. (847)845-8184.
IF YOU'RE READING THIS
NOW . . .
just think of the rest of Lake County. If
you're in the service industry , . . you can't
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WILDWOOD-NEW 2-story,
3bd/2/5ba„ 2-car gar., Warren
schools, no smoktng/pets,
$1400/mo. Avail, in October.
(847)668-4458.
WINTHROP HARBOR
RANCH 3-BD., 1-ba„
w/bsmt., beautiful lot.
$159,000 or rent $1 ,300/mo.
(847)845-8184.
ZION 4-BD, 2-BA., LV, FM,
sec. system, 1/3 aero,
S1.500/mo. (847)746-8899.
ZION NICE 2-STORY 4-bd.,
1-ba.. eat-in kit. Will consider
rent to own. S1,245/mo.
(847)612-6393, (847) 722-
0250.
Condos
Town homes
1
3bd/2ba CONDO lor Rent.
6040N.Trov-Chlcago
$1150/mo w/heot & ckng gas.
1 -covered prkng spaco.
(847)845-8164.
BAD CREDIT APPROVED!
Contract Sale By Owner!
Newer 1-bd. Condo,
7 ml. North ol Fox Lake.
Swimming pool, A/C, 1st. fir.
S93.90O. $3,900 down,
payments $632.71.
(847)209-3687.
BEACH PARK NEW 2-slry
TownHomo @ Wadsworth &
Greenbay In Hoa lhor Stono
b y Cambridge . Good Beach
Park schools. Many up-
grades, appli's, 2bd Loft/3ba.,
2-car alt. gar., private drivo;
comer unit w/walk-oul to Iront
yrd, Non-smoker/No Pets.
$1350/mo.
Ask About Option to Buylf
Mark (847)347-5573.
BETTER THAN NEW
WITH MILLION $ VIEWS!
ONLY ELLINGTON MODEL
with W/O BASEMENT &
ROUGH FOR FULL BATH
This Model Offers 60 Thous In
upgrades. Start with a true
3-bd., 2-1/2 ba. rough for 3rd.
full, gourmet kit. w/42* maple
cab,, corian lops also in
baths, over sized sinks, wood
floors, 9' ceilings, volume
ceiling and luxury master
bath, custom paint, first floor
laundry, 3 sided fireplace,
built-in entertainment center,
approx. i700sq.lt., plus w/o
basement, 2-car garage.
Open floor plan. This end unit
has beautiful views from
every room.
Big Hollow Schools.
THIS HOME OFFERS
PEACE & TRANQUILITY.
YOU MUST SEE
BROCHURE FOR ALL
UPGRADES.
YOU WONT BE
DISAPPOINTED.
OFFERED ot $269,900.
Coll Debbie Mueller
(847) 404-9060
Prudential Great American
Real Estate.
DOWNTOWN GRAYSLAKE
CONDO - FSBO
Luxury 2bd/2ba, Master
Bdrm bath, balcony, htd park-
ing, security bldng. $239,000.
(847)987-0511.
DOWNTOWN GRAYSLAKE
Condo For Rent. 2bd/2b'a, 4th
fir., security bldng., balcony,
C/A, washer/dryer, hied ga-
rage. $1090/mo, references &
sec. dop. (847)987-0511.
FOR RENT-
Round Lako Beach,
2-slory-2bdr/1.5ba.
TownHomo w/1-car atl.
garago, now carpet/windows
& appliances, romodoled
kitchen & bathrooms.
Shows Great! S095/mo,
Coll Craig Stein
RE/MAX Showcase
(847)624-6184 For Details.
FOX LAKE 1bd. Waterfront
Condo For Rent, S590/mo. .
(815)563-4312.
FOX LAKE CONDO FOR
RENT 2-bd„ 1-ba., 24hr. sec.
Pool, pvt. boach, tennis courts
& more. No smoking. No pots.
$775/mo. (815)678-4765.
FOX LAKE-3bd/2ba & 2-car
gar. (or $1275/mo. Brand now
construction In Rova Bay, end
unil, all new appli's. Bo Iho
first to live En this unit, boat
slip Incld'd.
Call Craig Stein
Ro/Max Showcase
(847)624-6184.
GRAYSLAKE TOWNHOME
2-bd., 1 .5 ba.
Hugo Masterbd. 18x18.
Hrdwd. Ilrs., all. gar.
$161,500.
(847)543-0839.
GURNEE TOWNHOME FOR
SALE 2-bd„ 1-1/2 ba., 1-car
ett. gar, w/electric opener,
C/A. frpl., all appls. stay, neu-
tral colors, low assoc. feo.
$150,000. (224)629-0771.
HEATHER RIDGE RANCH
TH FOR RENT 1-bd., 1-ba.,
frpl., newly decorated, fully
furnished, Including Satellite
TV, gar., around the clock
sec. Like living in a resort
w/full amenities. Tennis, pool,
golf, clubhouse w/TGIF. No
pets. Musi seo, $i.000/mo.
(847) 680-5244.
KENOSHA/South Side
Beautiful New Condo on
Sheridan Rd. - 2bd/2ba, 1250
sq.ft., w/laundry rm, oak trim
& cabinets, Berber carpel, 1-
car ott. garago. $152,900.
Calf Scott for mora details
(224)280-9028.
LAKE VILLA CONDO/APT.
2bd/lba„ washer/dryer In
unit, att. garage; 3 walk-In
closets. 1-blk from Petite .
Lako, Call for rent specials.
(847)276-6579.
RENT OR BUY a Fabulous
3bd TownHomo in Gumee,
rent price Is $1350, asking
price is $199,700. Will consid-
er rent w/oplion to buy. Hard-
wood firs, stainless stool app-
plis's, deck, loft w/sky light &
many moro extras...
Call Craig Stein
RE/MAX Showcase
(647)624-6184
ROUND LAKE BEACH CON-
DO FOR SALE $125,000. 2-
bd., 2-ba., 1,000sq.ft., bit In
2002. 1-car gar,, lakoviow,
dishwasher, stove, ref. stay,
(847)270-0107.
ROUND LAKE BEACH
TOWNHOME FOR SALE
FAIRFIELD VILLAGES
$164,000
'Built fn 2000
•1 500 Square Foot
'End Unit 1/4-1/2 Acre
*2 Story, 1-car gar.
* 2 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath
'Freshly painted
'Carpeting Freshly Cleaned
•Pergo flooring In main
entrance & In kit
'Surround sound equipped
'Allows up to 2 pots
'Entrance to Long Lako In
the subdivision.
You may onjoy swimming
& grt. fishing
'Includes all appliances
'Dishwasher recently new
'Moon faucot replaced In
kitchen
'New fixtures
'Very well taken care of TH
■Country living at It's
ultimate best!
Home (847) 740-5094
Cell (847) 344-5954
Ask tor Tare.
SPECTACULAR 3-STORY
QUIET END-UNIT ON POND,
Mature Trees, Lako Rights,
Over 2300 Sq.FL Main Fir.
Mstr. Bdrm. & Ldry & Eat-In
Kltch. Views Throughout.
2bd/2.5ba., Loft, Full-Finished
W/O Bsmnt. to Pond w/Palio.
20' Cathedral Celling w/2
skylts., Gas FP, Dblo. Dock to
Pond. Huge Walk-In Closets.
STORAGE GALOREI Up-
graded Berber Carpet. Soc/
Sys„ 2-Car Gargo, All Appli-
ances, Pots, Whole House
Water Flit. w/RO. 3% CO-OP.
(847)337-1310.
TOWNHOUSE ON GOR-
GEOUS ANTIOCH GOLF
COURSE, 7 rooms, 3-bd„ 3-
ba. t 2-car., frpl.. fin. bsmt,,
dock, healty cond. Only
$187,500.(847)581-0851.
WAUKEGAN PLEASANT
HILL SUB. 2-bd„ 1-1/2 ba., 1-
car gar., Irpl., hrdwd. firs.,
plenty ol storage. Beautiful
view of courtyard. Very nice
neighborhood. $164,800.
(847)848-2995.
WAUCONDA IN TOWN
LOCATED IN AN OVER 55
' COMMUNITY
* 1 -bedroom, 1 -bath
Start @S20,900
'2-bedroom, 1-balh
Start ©$23,500
"2-bodroom, 2-baih
Start @ $50,000.
Some include
gar., carport, shed, decks &
room additions..
(B47)526-5000
leave messago.
Apartments
In North Waukegan 847-623-0800
All appliances, Washer &. Dryer
In every unit, Private
Balconies, Carpet, Window
Treatments & Morel
w/approved credit
1 BD UNIT
2 BD UNITS
3 BD UNITS
$755-$790
$1103-5910
$1375
AFFORDABLE MOBILE
HOMES 2-bd., Boach
Park/Lake Bluff. No-low down.
Owner finance. (847)235-
1808.
CITY VIEW
MANUFACTURED HOME
COMMUNITY
For Seniors 55+
4303 75th St., Kenosha.
-ktrktfk-b*
Lot 31; 198916x60,
2bd/1ba, Front Kitchen &
Living Rm„ C/A, all applic.
Covered patio on lrg. lot.
Asking $24,900/obo.
LoUJai.1993 16x70, 2bd/1ba,
C/A, all appli's. Front Kitchen
& Living Rm, lrg deck & lrg
shed.
Asking $32,500/obo.
Lot 4: 2bd/1ba., all new ap-
pli's, w/dishwasher, C/A,
Front Living Rm & kitchen,
shod, closo prkng.
Asking $6500.
LoJLSa; 2bd/1ba. 16x64. ail
applls's., A/A, deck w/ramp, 2
sheds, w/front
Living Rm & Kitchen.
Asking $29,900/obo.
Lot 26; 2bd/1ba. screened
in porch, new siding, 12x60,
needs stove.
Asking $4900/obo.
Lot 66: 2bd/1bo, front LR. all
appl's,, nice cond., lrg shed,
cement patio w/awning.
Asking $6900/obo
LqUJZ: 2bd/1ba. Front Living
Rm & Kitchen, all applls,,
hrdwd firs. Nood some TLC.
Asking $5900/obo.
LaLSS: 2bd/1ba. Front Kitch-
en all new appli's. Lrg Living
Rm, parch w/awning.
Asking $6900/obo.
FIRST MO. RENT FREE
ON LOTS #26, 27, 65, 66.
Call Sarah (262)694-6464.
PARK CITY MOBILE HOME
By Original Owner
1999 Skyline
Built Royal Manor
Triple-Wide Homo.
3-bd., 2-full bos., Ig. family-
room, dlningroom, livlngroom,
Cathedral ceiling thru-out.
Skylights, fully carpeted, all
appls (Ig. oven, Microwave,
sldo-by-slde rof„ dishwasher,
extra Ig-hoavy dty GE
washer/dryer).
Many extras. Exc Cond.
Must seo to appreciate.
Serious Inquiries Only.
$69,000
Financing Avallablo
(847)336-7005.
QUIET COUNTRY LIVING
f 32200 45ttrSt:
Burlinnion. Wise. 53105
Lol2fl9j_PRICE REDUCED -
1993 Schull, 14x70 -C/A
Excellent Condition. 2 lrg -bd.,
2-Full Ba., FP. All appl's.
Asking $28,900.
Lot, 30: 2bd/1ba., lrg. kitchen
w/island, oak cabinets; com-
pletely romodoled throughout,
w/red cedar firs, cedar walls.
woodbuming slovo.
Very, very cutel Must Seel.
Asking $36,90 o/o bo.
LsLAZ: 2-3bd/lba, C/A. front
kitchen/dining area, all appl's
w/dishwasher. Newly updated
lrg deck & shed.
Asking $13,900/obo
Lot 313: Brand new 2005
16x80, 3bd/2 Full ba's., sunk-
in Kitchen w/island, oak cabi-
nets. Lrg dock on nlco quiot
lot.
Asking $45,50 o/obo.
Calf Sarah (262)537-2314.
WAUCONDA IN TOWN
LOCATED IN OVER 55
COMMUNITY
1-bd., 1-ba.
To bo nowly decorated,
w/warranty. Includes shed &
carport. $28,900.
(847)526-5000
leave message.
DOWNTOWN WAUKEGAN
Newly remodeled studios.
Hrdwd. Itrs. Some utilities
paid. From $475 to $550.
(647)623-7114.
FOX LAKE 2-BD. apt., new
"carpet, hoat included. Avail.
Immediately. No pots.
S800/mo. ONE MONTH
FREE RENT WITH 1 YR.
LEASE. (847) 630-9011.
FOX LAKE 2-BD. DELUXE
Newly renovated. Now carpet
& appls., balcony. $300 sec.
dep, FREE electric, heat &
A/C. No pots. 37 Nlpporslnk
Blvd. $795/mo. (815) 403-
9558.
FOX LAKE HAWTHORNE
APTS. Starting at $500/mo.
Fall move In specials coll
(847)508-0069.
GRAYSLAKE 2-BD., clean,
freshly painted, ofl street
parking. NO PETS.
$750/mo.+Util. (847) 370-
5983.
GRAYSLAKE AREA - Loke-
front apt. Very nlco. 2bd/1ba.,
C/A. washer/dryer, dishwash-
er, microwave. Beautiful fake-
view w/private pier. Single
non-smoker preferred. No
pets. $890/mo. (847)666-
4458.
GURNEE/WILDWOOD
OPEN HOUSE
NO RENT TILL 2006
Garage prkng, near Gumee
Mills Shopping.(Gages Lk Rd
& Rt. 45)
(847)548-5100
IGL R.E.
INGLESIDE
2-BEDROOM APT.
Available Immediately.
Newly decorated, bright.
$785/mo.
NO PETS PLEASE.
(847)297-5018.
LAKEVIEW TERRACE
APARTMENTS LAKE VILLA
Largo 1 & 2 bedrooms, $715-
$840/mo. Heat, water, air In-
cludod. (847)356-5474.
NORTH CHICAGO - Very
Large 2bdrm, freshly painted
new carpeting. Avail, soon.
$629/mo + ulll's. (847)910-
2789.
PARK CITY DUPLEX, Gur-
neo Schools. 2-bd., 2-ba., for-
mal livlngroom, dlningroom,
eat-In kit., family roorm den,
deck, yd., att. gar. Close to
Base, main roads & shopping.
$1,100/mo.+ulil. 1yr. lease &
sec. dop. roq. Call Miranda
Roeder, Koenlg & Stroy
GMAC Realty (847)910-9137,
(847) 623-4342.
RENT TO OWN!
1-Bd. Luxury Condominium
7 ml. North ol Fox Lake.
A/C, washor/dryer, pool,
1st. fir. $699/mo.
(847)209-3687.
ROUND LAKE BEACH
LAKEFRONT, 1-bd., nice
area, includes water & sewer,
S550/mo.+util. (847)740-7571.
WAUCONDA Ibd. opLNowly
dec, heat & hot water In-
cluded. $635/mo. Lease,
sec dop., ref. No pets.
Available Immediately.
(847)433-OB9i:
WAUKEGAN 2BD APT. 2nd
I Ir, hoat & water Incld'd. Avail.
Immod. No pels, non-smoker.
$800/mo + 1 monlh sec.
(224)381-1114.
WAUKEGAN WEST SIDE 1-
bd. apt. $600/mo., gar. oxlra.
Walk-in closets, laundry, Indi-
vidual storage,- sec. entry.
(847)244-6448.
WAUKEGAN A DETAILED
1-BD. in welt maintained
brick. Refin. mahogany, solid
plaster, 3 closols, dining, 'A/C,
laundry, parking. $575/mo.
(847)623-6119.
WAUKEGAN A STUNNING
1bd in 1972 Victorian Man-
sion. Private courtyard, 2
Irplcs,, slain glass, sanded
firs. Many vintage extras.
$695/mo. (847)623-6119.
WAUKEGAN: 617 MAY
S [.(between 10th SI & Rl.
120), 2bd In 2 Unit, gar.
prkng, $715/mo(noar schools,
parks, shopping) Reconily
renovatod. (847)561-4024.
ZiON - FREE Heat & Water!
1bdr + elec + sec Appli's &
W/D In bsmnt. Prkng-2717
Galilee. (847)420-7500.
528
AnL/llomes
To Share
FOX LAKE ROOMMATE
WANTED to shore beautiful
home. Ideal for mala. Full
house privileges. 5-bd., 3-
bo , Jacuzzi, laundry facili-
ties. Everything Included,
DirecTV, except phone.
Downtown, close to train,
shopping & lake. $500/mo.
(847) 370-4465.
LAKE VILLA CLEAN NEW-
LY REMODELED Room for
Rent - 1,000sq.ft., FP., 1st.
fir., securo, laundry, house
privileges, $450/mo.
(847)809-7110.
530
Rooms For Rcnl
ANTIOCH
SLEEPING RM
on Petite Lake,
Wf beach, pier, cable
TV.
$90/wk * $90 dep.
(847)872-2436.
LONG LAKE ROOM FOR
RENT, lakoviow w/lakertghls.
Everything Included.
(847)740-4399.
ROOM FOR RENT - Looking
for responsible iemafe(proter-
rod) lo sharo lrg Round Lako
Boach homo. $450/mo + sec.
(B47)265-7499.
ROOMS FOR RENT
$1O0-$145/w'k.
(847)356-3980
(847) 356-9707.
Crooked Lake Resort. .
ROOMS FOR RENT ON FOX
LAKE From $125/wk. (847)
338-9369.
WAUKEGAN "RAVINE"
HOME very scenic. Sunlit
room, $125/wk., $400 dop,
Ofl street parking, Cablo TV
(BIT oxlra), Cable Internet
, (BIT extra). Use of laundry-
room, kit., full ba., some stor-
ago, Wood floors, solid doors.
Groat privacy. No smoking.
10 MINUTES FROM NAVY
BASE. (847) 207-8337.
McHenry Bar/Rostaurant
on Fox River.
New piers/beach,
totally remodeled.
t. Gamnes-RoMax Suburban
(847)367-8686 X. 208.
538
Duslness Property
For Rent
GRAYSLAKE OFFICE
lC00sq.il. Warehouse
1,000-3.000sq.ft. UUI. Includ-
od. Mon-Fri., 8am-4pm.
(B47)223-2294.
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5000 SF $950 X MO.
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Call Frnnk 847-580-0330
FOX LAKE -
680 sq.1U3 offices, w/con-
Icrance mi, kitchen, on 1st
lloorcomor w/lakeviow.
S995/mo.
28 W, Grand Ave.
(847)395-7215.
GRAYSLAKE DOWNTOWN
STOREFRONT
Approx, 1 500sq.(t,
$1,500/mo.
GRAYSLAKE SHOP OR
OFFICE
120Qsq,lt„ S995/mo.
RRST MONTH FREE RENT.
Call Chris (847) 274-5476.
ISLAND LAKE/WAUCONDA
AREA. CONTRACTOR'S
WELCOME 1 e00sq.lt., A/C
office, 12' high door, outside
storage. Avail. now.
(847)456-8328.
OFFICE SPACE ISLAND
LAKE Corner Roberts Rd. &
176. Total 1, 000sq.lt. Easy
access, adoquele parking.
Avail. Immediately. $695/mo.
Days (B47)526-5755, evos
(B47) 526-8306.
PARK CITY RT. 41 & VVash-
Ington. Warehouse/office,
1B.0O0sq.ft., 6,000sq.(t.
(w/800sq.ft. freezer), &
3,000sq,(t. Docks & drivo-ln
doors. (847)774-1443.
WAUCONDAINTOWN
550sq.lt., 663sq.ft. &
llOOsq.ft. Warehouses
w/lg. overhead doors &
. washrooms. Includes sewor
& water. Avail. Immediately.
From $445 to $695/mo + sec.
(647) 526-5000
leave message.
WINTHROP HARBOR
Stora w/Rosldenco.
Avail, $1600/mo or
purchase $169,000
(847)845-81 B4-Yellon Realty
LAKEMOOR/VOLO
INDUSTRIAL
BUSINESS
RENTALS
AVAILABLE NOWI
1200sq.ft., S695/mo.
2000sq.ft, S1195/mo.
2400 sq.ft. ,$1325/mo.
A/C Office & Baths
12x1 2ft. doors
27992 W. State Rt.
120, at Fisher Rd.
Rental office Unit
#53 (main unit)
Open Mon-Frl. 9-3 Or
By appointment
(815)578-8000,
Cell (847)903-7788.
GRAYSLAKE/GURNEE
20 FLAT - 100% occupied.
Minutes from Gumee Mills
& Great America,
Rt 132/1-94.
Great Conversion. S2.2ty ,
1GLR.E. (630)218-8030.
MARINETTE CO. WI. Brand
now 2BR log cottage features
open concept kltchon, living-
room, dining with wood burn-
ing stone FP, largo lolt with
walk-out deck, storage shed
and more all situated on 1.5
acres near public hunllng
land, snowmobile & ATV
trails. S68.900.
Now 2BR, 1.5BA homo or
year round cottago situated
on 1.5 acres with 100' ot sand
frontage on Lily Lake. Home
features full basement, T&G
vaulted coiling, eat-in kitchen,
main floor laundry and wood
burning FP In livingroom. Lily
Lake Is a 35 acre
swlmmlng/lishlng lake with a
max. depth of 19'. $234,900.
www.hanson-realty.cQm
(715)324-5868 or toll free
(688) 8780322.
NORTHERN, WISC.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY
4.3 acres, pvl, wooded, on
600+ acre lake. Cannot be
subdivided. Good access to
blacktop road, oleo,
well water, $58,000.
YEAR ROUND COTTAGE
Near Wolf River and
Utile Rice Lake area.
Nestled In a plno grovo.
$59,000.
IDEAL RECREATIONAL
RETIREMENT OR
RESIDENTIAL
LAND PARCEL.
Near hundreds of acres of
public land. Park like setting
In mature hardwoods.
Financing available.
(715)478-3566.
Far Sale liny Owner
VncLot
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91 X 100 Water &Swr
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50 X 140 Water & Sewer
Call Frank
847-863-5495
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OFFICE FOR RENT
Downtown Grayslako,
approximately 1 ,4 00 sq.ft.
Bright reception area, all ,
nowo'r fixtures, ready to rhovo
in. Partially furnished. Two
private olficGS. Generous
storage space. Convenient
parking. $1,375 per month
Includes utilities.
Move in, one month FREE,
References required.
Contact Bob Schroedor
(847)223-8161.
FOR SALE 80 Acres,
Kenosha County, 21 acres
Prime Development property,
wooded with pond. Qualified
buyers call 262-877-8309
or E-mail
markwegnor@msn.com
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Recreational
Vehicles
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Out Of
Area Property
TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN
ACREAGE - Now lakesido
community close to Chatta-
nooga & Knoxvillc. Communi-
ty lake access, boat ramp &
amenities. Limited number
private boat slips. 1/2 + acres
from S30K. Call (866)292-
5761.
ATTENTION:
CHURCHES, SCHOOLS,
BANDS, SOCIAL CLUBSII
SOFT. CHAMPION
COACH BUS
1997 FREIGHTLINER
Cummins Dlosel
Allison Transmission.
26 pass., wheelchair lift.
GOOD FOR PASSENGER
BUS OR MOTOR HOME
CONVERSION 127,000 ml.
Runs & Drives Excellent!!
$9,750.
Call Ken (224) 557-9544.
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TOYOTA 1981 DOLPHIN 21'
Motorhomo, good cond., sips
4, A/C, toilet/shower.
$3500/obo. (847)566-0808.
mm
Snowmobiles/
ATV's
ATV 2002 SUZUKI EIGER
w/detachable plow, 50 miles,
S3,500/bost. (847) 830-4334.
%m
Boat/Molors/Klc.
1994 25FT. CROWNUNE
CABIN CRUISER. Dual cab-
Ins, 5.7 XL motor, 278 hrs.
Full enclosed cover. Great
cond. Must see, is in water.
$15,500/best. (847) 721-
9049.
2001 CHAPARREL SUNES-
TA 233 DECK BOAT. Com-
pletely loaded. Only 70
hours, fuel Injected V8, cus-
tom sound system. $30,000.
Call Ken (224) 577-9544,
BOAT FOR SALE
FAMILY EXPANDING
1993 Cobia Monte Carlo -
188ESL3.0MorcruIser.
Exc. Cond $5500.
(847)280-1306.
MERCURY 3.0 LITER AL-
PHA-1 OUTDRIVE, S500.
(847) 587-6998.
MERCURY 3.0 LITER EN-
GINE 130HP, S550. (847)
5B7-699B.
PROJECT BOAT 1976 IMP
23' Cuddy Cabin Morcrulser
V8 I/O. Very good hull.
Needs lota of work. No trail-
er. $500. (224) 577-9544.
720
Sports Ei|ulpmciU
MARCY DUAL STATION
HOME GYM, $300/best.
(847)421-4406.
Cars for Sale
804
Cars for Sale
1986 MAZDA 323 Only
64,000 miles. Heat & A/C
work groat. Very dependa-
ble car and groat on gas.
$2,000/bost. Call Mlko (224)
.430-4301.
1993 BMW 3251s 150K miles,
leathr, power steering, man-
ual transmission, black on
black, sunroof, alloy wheels.
Asking S2.500. Musi sell.
(847) 209-8108.
"98 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
GTP-78K 1 -owner miles. All
factory options, 2-dr. Very
well maintained. S5250/obo.
(847)652-0110.
AUDI 2004 ALL Road, 4.2, 4-
dr, black, auto., $39,900.
(847)362-9200.
AUTO AUCTION
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
SALVATION ARMY
Every Saturday, 9am.
Every Wednesday, 5pm.
Over 150 cars, boats, camp-
ers & motorcycles to bo
sold weekly
to Iho highest bidder
at no reserve.
Opening bid $100.
(847)662-0100
2727 Belvldero Rd
wnukegnnaulo auctlon.com
BMW '98 7401. black, loaded,
like newl $11,950. (866)675-
4444.
BUICK '95 REGAL, blue, V6,
auto trans., $3980. (877)254-
8983.
CADILLAC '94 DEVILLE Con-
cours. black, V8, auto trans.,
loaded, llhr interior! $7980.
(877)254-8983.
CAR COLLECTION For Sato
Projects, Drivers. Hot Rods,
Antiques. 15 Cars to bo Sold.
For Bost Olfor. (847)271-
5890.
CHEVY "01 MALIBU, white,
loaded. 1 -owner, only -47K
milosl #3711 N $6950.
(866)675-4444,
CHEVY '05 CAVALIER, re,
auto trans., low mtlesl
511.980.(877)254-8983.
CHEVY 2000 MONTE Carlo,
black, $7995. (847)548-4300.
804
Cars for Sale
CHEVY 1998 MALIBU, 110K
mllos, runs great, MPG 24
average: $3900/obo.
(847)872-5066,
CHEVY '97 MONTE Carlo,
silver, loadod, $5950.
(866)675-4444
CHEVY "98 MALIBU LS,
black, auto trans., V6, $4980.
(877)254-8983.
CHRYSLER '01 PT Cruiser,
white, auto tans., great on
gosl $9980. (877)254-8983.
CHRYSLER '05 CROSSFIRE
LTD AU3184 $24,095.
(847)623-3000.
CHRYSLER '97 SEBRING
Convertible, Black, loaded,
79K & mora! A3724U $5950.
(866)675-4444.
DODGE '05 NEON. AU3316.
$12,695. (847)623-3000.
DODGE '05 STRATUS SXT
OU3400, 512,895. (647)623-
3000.
DODGE 1998 NEON, gas sip-
por. whllo, $3995. (847)548-
4300.
EAGLE '98 TALON WU3417
$4995. (647)623-3000.
FORD "00 TAURUS SE Com-
lort, auto, sllber, V6, $8980,
(877)254-8983.
FORD '02 TAURUS SES, CD,
gold & much morel! M3704N
$7950. (B66J675-4444.
FORD 1999 CONTOUR, bluo.
groat buy, $5995. (847)548-
4300.
FORD 2000 EXPEDITION 4-
dr wagon, Bluo 80,939011105,
$10,900. (B47)546-6400.
FORD 2000 EXPEDITION
Wagon, . 4-dr,black,
84,331 miles. $11,900.
(847)546-6400.
HONDA 1998 CIVIC EX, 2-dr.
green, auto. $7995. (847)362-
9200.
HONDA 1999 CR-V. red,
$7995. (847)548-4300.
HONDA 2003 ACCORD, 4-dr
sedan, silver 44,19Bmi!os.
S1 6,500. (847)546-6400.
HYUNDAI '02 SONATA, auto,
silver, warranty yes. $8980.
(877)254-8983.
INFINITI 2002, Q-45 w/Nava-
gator, 4-dr sliver, auto,
$29,900. (847)362-9200.
INFINITI 2003 G-35, 4-dr, sil-
ver, auto.. S22.900. (847)362-
9200.
INFINITI 2004 QX-56 4-dr,
black, auto., 25K milos,
$43,900. (847)362-9200.
INFINITI 2005 G-35 4-dr,
slato, auto, 19k miles,
$27,900. (847)362-9200.
INFINITI Q45 - 1994, grt.
cond., ithr., CD Boso Stereo
System, sunroof, now tires,
127,000 ml. SS.OOO/bcst.
(847)038-1250.
INTREPID 1994- 6CYL, runs
good S15007obo.
Dodge 1989 Caravan-runs
good $1000/obo. (847)244-
9310.
INTREPID 2000 4-DR Dedan.
Tan. 71,460 milos. $5900..
(847)546-6400.
LINCOLN 1989 TOWN CAR
68,000 mllos, $1.500/best.
(847)487-6443.
MAZDA 2004 RX-8, 2-dr, d.
graph, manual, $23,900.
(847)362-9200.
MERCURY
2000 GRAND MAROUIS LS
Red, V8, ABS, 66,000 mllos,
fully loaded, electronic
everything, keyless entry,
Anti-theft Systom, exc.
cond,, well maintained.
$7,995/bost.
(630) 289-0648.
MERCURY '00 SABLE LS,
auto, black, V6 $7980.
(877)254-8983.
MERCURY '05 MARINER
black, loadod, 11 K & much
mora. $18,950. (866)675-
4444.
MERCURY '05 SABLE GS,
aulo, silver. $13,980.
(877)254-8983.
MITSUBISHI 2003 GALANT
ES, 4-dr, silver, auto.
S10.99S. (847)362-9200.
PONTIAC '02 SUNFIRE SE,
2-dr, moonrool, CD, Black &
mora! W3418U $7950.
(866)6754444,
Classic/An ll(|uc
Cars
FORD 1950 EDSEL Corsair,
2-dr, hard top, rebuilt. 410, V7
auto trans., vory solid project,
ovoryting works, $4700.
(847)343-9711.
KAISER-FRAZER 1953
HEARY J. Runs, noods re-
storing. $l500/obo. Munde-
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC, AS NOMI-
NEE FOR OHIO SAVINGS
BANK, FSB AND/OR ITS
SUCCESSORS
Plaintiff,
-v.-
ANTONIO FREDERICKS, et
al
Defendants
05 CH 579
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered in the above
cause on Juiy 6, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sates
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 29, 2005, at the
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Streot (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following de-
scribed real estate:
THE SOUTH 1/2 OF LOT 16
AND ALL OF LOT 17, BLOCK
111, IN ZION CITY SUBDIVI-
SION IN SECTION 17,
TOWNSHIP 46 NORTH,
RANGE 12, EAST OF THIRD
PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, EX-
CEPT FOR THE SOUTH 10
FEET OF LOT 17, TAKEN
FOR HIGHWAY PURPOSES
AS EVIDENCED BY DOCU-
MENT 1219972 IN LAKE
COUNTY. ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 2049
HERMON AVENUE, 2on, IL
60099
Property Index No, 04-17-
432-029
Tho real estate is improved
with a single family residence.
Tho judgment amount was
S101, 798.72.
Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of the auction; the
balance, In cortiliod funds, Is
duo within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject property is
subject to general real ostate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title end without recourse to
Plalnlilf and in "AS IS* condi-
tion. The salo Is further sub-
ject to confirmation by tho
court.
If the sale is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
salo shall be entitled only to a
return of the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no lur-
thor recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In lull of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of tho sale
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to the condition of the
.property, Prospective bidders
are admonished lo check tho
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney: The Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.
P.O. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE. IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department.
Please refer to file number
14-05-3465.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Slreol - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-3465
ARDCft 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant lo the Fair
Debt Collodion Practicos Act,
you aro advised that Plaintiff's
altornoy Is deemed to bo a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will bo used
for that purpose,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC. AS NOMINEE FOR
OHIO SAVINGS BANK, FSB
AND/OR ITS SUCCESSORS
Plaintiff,
-v.-
ANTONIO FREDERICKS, et
al
Defendants
05 CH 577
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on July 6, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 29. 2005, at the
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following de-
scribed real estate:
LOT 12 IN BLOCK 23 IN
ZION CITY SUBDIVISION IN
SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 46
NORTH, RANGE 12, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PUT THEREOF RE-
CORDED JULY 17, 1901 AS
DOCUMENT 82496 IN BOOK
■E", PAGE 59, IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 3023
EMMAUS AVENUE, Zion, IL
60099
Property Index No. 04-28-
212-012
Tho real estate is improved
with a single family residence.
The judgment amounl was
5128,515.65.
Sole terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of the auction; the
balance, in certified funds, Is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject property. is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and is offered
lor sale, without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
ol lille and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS* condi-
tion. The sale is further sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
If the sale Is set aside for any
reason, Ihe Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return ol the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
Ihe Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment in full of Ihe
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will enlille the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of the sate
Tha property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no -representation
as to the condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court file to verify all informa-
tion.
For information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney; Tho Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department-
Please refer to file number
14-05-3466.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Stroet - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-3466
ARDCW 0046B002
NOTE: Pursuant lo the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attorney is deemod to be a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
(REV. 11/07/90) -
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS AMERICAN CHAR-
TERED BANK;
Plaintiff,
vs.
ANTHONY DELIGIO AKA
TONYV. DELIGIOAKA
ANTHONY V. DELIGIO, AN
INDIVIDUAL; UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, BY
VIRTUE OF A UNITED
STATES REVENUE LIEN
RECORDED SEPTEMBER
11, 2003 AS DOCUMENT
NUMBER 5362154; A & R
CUSTOM FLOORING CON-
TRACTORS, INC., AN ILLI-
NOIS CORPORATION;
COLORADO STONE CUT-
TERS, INC., AN ILLINOIS
CORPORATION; ELEGANT
IMPORTS, INC. AN ILLI-
NOIS CORPORATION; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS, NON-
RECORD CLAIMANTS AND
UNKNOWN TENANTS AND
OCCUPANTS;
Defendants,
04 CH 740
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered in the above en-
tilled cause on January 19,
2005 Intercounty Judicial
Sales , Corporation will on
Thursday, December 8, 2005
at the hour of 12:00 noon In
their office at 1800 Nations
Drive, Suite 117, Gumee, Illi-
nois, sell al public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, as
set forth below, the following
described mortgaged real es-
tate:
LOT 52 IN NORTH SHORE
PARK, BEING A SUBDIVI-
SION OF PARTS OF SEC-
TIONS 25 AND 36, TOWN-
SHIP 44 NORTH, RANGE 10,
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN, AND
PART OF SECTION 30,
TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH,
RANGE 11, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN. ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF RECORD-
ED JULY 28, 1926 AS
DOCUMENT 2835669 IN
BOOK "Q" OF PLATS, PAGE
9 (EXCEPT THAT PART
CONDEMNED FOR HIGH-
WAY PURPOSES BY PRO-
CEEDING HAD IN CASE NO,
83ED1), IN LAKE COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 350 S.
Lako St., Mundelein, IL
60060.
P.t.N. 11-30-322-012.
The mortgaged real estate Is
residential.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tilled funds, balance, by certi-
fied funds, within 24 hours.
No refunds.
The property will NOT be
open for inspection. Prospec-
tive bidders are admonished
to check the court file to verify
all Information.
For Information call Mr. Ste-
phen G. Daday at Plaintiff's
Attorney,- Stilt, Klein, Daday,
Aretos & Glampietro, LLC,
121 South Wilke Road, Arling-
ton Heights, Illinois 60005.
(847) 590-8700.
INTERCOUNTY ' JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Fie
Number # PA0503267
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOISMORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC
AS NOMINEE FOR GN
MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION OR ITS SUCCESSORS
OR ASSIGNS;
Plaintiff,
vs.
ALBERTO DIAZ AKA ALBER-
TO L DIAZ AKA RAMSES A
LOPEZ DIAZ; LIDIA ROSAS
AKA LIDIAOLGA ROSAS;.
CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKO-
TA), NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION UNKNOWN OWNERS
AND NONRECORD CLAIM-
ANTS;
Defendants,
05 CH 703
NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE UNDER IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
In the above entitled cause on
July 27, 2005, Intercounty Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon in their office at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
nee, Illinois, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following
described property:
LOT 57 AND LOT 58 (EX-.
CEPT THE WEST 10 FEET
OF LOT 58) IN PICKEREL
POINT SUBDIVISION, BE-
ING A SUBDIVISION OF
PART OF SECTIONS 13
AND 24, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 9, EAST OF
THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PUT THEREOF RE-
CORDED JUNE 16, 1924 AS
DOCUMENT 241418 IN
BOOK "N" OF PLATS, PAGE
13, IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS.
Commonly known as 25297
W. Chicago Ave., Ingleside, IL
60041.
P.I.N. 05-24-208-023.
The Improvement on the
property consists of a single
family residence.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tifiod funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
S144.762.82.
The property will NOT be
open for inspection.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
alter confirmation of the sale.
For Intormalion: Visit our web-
site at hllp://service.atty-
plerce.com. Between 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
1 North Dearborn Street, Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel.No.
(312) 476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
Legals
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY - WAUKE-
GAN, ILLINOIS
ABN AMRO MORTGAGE
GROUP. INC.
PLAINTIFF
VS
BONNIE FITZPATRICK A/K/A
BONNIE GROSCH;
LASALLE BANK NA; CHAIN-
O-LAKES PARK
SUBDIVISION HOMEOWN-
ERS ASSOCIATION;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF BONNIE
FITZPATRICK, IF ANY; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1644
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, '
CHAIN-O-LAKES PARK
SUBDIVISION HOMEOWN-
ERS ASSOCIATION;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case has
boon commenced In .this
Court against you and other
defendants) asking for the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying tha premises
described as follows, lo wit:
LOTS 14 AND 15 IN BLOCK
4 IN CHAIN-O-LAKES PARK.
BEING A SUBDIVISION OF
A PART OF TRACT "D" IN
PISTAQUA HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION AND THE
NORTH 15 ACRES OF THE
EAST 30 ACRES, EXCEPT-
ING THEREFROM THE
EAST 120.00 FEET THERE-
OF, OF THE NORTHEAST
QUARTER OF THE NORTH-
WEST QUARTER OF SEC-
TION 21, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 9, EAST OF
THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF RE-
CORDED JULY- 19, 1948 AS
DOCUMENT . NUMBER
648219. IN BOOK 31 OF
PLAT, PAGE 43, IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as: 28627
WESTSOUTH'COURT
INGLESIDE, IL 60041
and which said Mortgage was
rrtado by, BONNIE FITZPA-
TRICK A/K/A BONNIE
GROSCH;
Mortgagor (s), to
ABN AMRO MORTGAGE
GROUP, INC.
Mortgagee, and recorded In
the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds ol LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5064984; and for other relief.
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwise file your ap-
pearance in this case In the
Office of the Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Cotfelt
Clerk ol the Court
18 North County Streot
Waukegan, Illinois 60085
on or before November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT,
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Tel. (312) 346-9088
Fox (312)346-1557
PA 0508038
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Lake County history from
the Lakeland Archives
Members of the
Concerned Citizens
Committee gathered
In a final quest for the
support of Grayslake
residents on the tax
referendum before the
Nov. 5, 1985, election.
They canvassed vil-
lage neighborhoods.
Lakeland Atzhiws
30 YEARS AGO • 1975
Residents of the Oakwood Subdivision
around Darlene Drive in Gumce came in
force to a Gurnee village board meeting with
their concern over Marriott developer's
plans for a picnic area, which was proposed
to be located 300 feet south of the property
owners.
The rapid pace of the construction for
the Great America Theme Park by Marriott
apparently put the developers in a bad posi-
tion with those residents and the village offi-
cials as they moved into the proposed picnic
area to begin creating their shelter facilities.
"Until we get a plan that will provide for
proper screening we will not issue a permit,"
then-Gumee Mayor Richard Welton told res-
idents.
20 YEARS AGO • 1985
Residents In Grayslake School District 46
voted overwhelmingly to pass a referendum
in the Nov. 5 elections to raise their taxes by 80
cents from $1.21 to $2.01 per $100 assessed
evaluation of property in an effort to support
the financially struggling school district
A total of 879 residents voted for and 741
against the passage of the referendum. In the
three previous elections, the question of a
tax increase to support the Dist. 46 educa-
tion fund had been repeatedly voted down
by a narrow margin of votes.
15 YEARS AGO '1990
Residents in the unincorporated areas of
Lake Villa Township were able to get curb-
side recycling after a ballot showed 1,051 res-
idents voting yes and 964 voting no.
"I'm really pleased our people are really
concerned about the environment," then-
Lake Villa Township Supervisor Sue Hanson
said about the referendum passage. "Now I
have a lot of investigating to do (about the
best way to recycle curbside). My work is cut
out for me."
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CLC appuwes new faculty
posMdDms for next year
The College of Lake County board of
trustees approved the creation of four new
full-time faculty positions for the 2006-2007
academic year.
It said the four positions were needed to
expand counseling services at the Southlake
Educational Center and to accommodate
enrollment growth in the criminal justice and
mathematics programs, as well as to develop a
new program in medical office assisting.
In addition to the new positions, the col-
lege plans to hire eight other faculty members
for the 2006-2007 academic year, replacing
four retiring instructors and filling four other
faculty vacancies.
"In the last several years, many long-term
faculty at the college have retired, and this
trend is continuing Uiis year," said Dr.
DeRionne Pollard, vice president for educa-
tional affairs. "As in recent years, we will con-
duct a nationwide search for the new and
replacement faculty positions. We are looking
for individuals with strong academic creden-
tials and teaching talent who will reflect die
diversity of our student body."
Smoking policies changed
The board adopted a more restrictive poli-
cy on smoking. The revised policy prohibits
smoking and use of tobacco products inside
college buildings and vehicles, and restricts
smoking areas to designated entrances at the
back of buildings on the Grayslake campus
and to designated outside areas on the
Lakeshore Campus.
At the Southlake Educational Center in
Vernon Hills, smoking will be allowed only in
the parking lot.
Previously on the Grayslake campus, smok-
ing was allowed inside a designated area adja-
cent to the game room off Lancers cafeteria and
in designated areas outside entrances. At the
Lakeshore Campus, smoking was previously
allowed inside the North Building in a designat-
ed area on the lower level. At the Southlake
Educational Center, smoking was previously
allowed outside the building entrance.
"The new policy responds to our concern
to protect the healdi of our college communi-
ty, while also respecting individuals' rights,"
board chairman William Griffin said after the
meeting.
Tax levy approved
In other action, the board approved a res-
olution estimating the college's 2005 property
tax levy and authorized a public hearing on the
levy. The hearing will be on Nov. 22, at 7 p.m. in
the board room on the Grayslake Campus.
The total property tax levy for 2005 is esti-
mated at $47,826,183. The projected tax rale
will be 19.9 cents per $100 of equalized
assessed valuation, down from 20 cents in
2004.
Grants accepted
CLC also accepted a $25,000 Homeland
Security Initiatives grant from the Department
of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.
The grant is a partnership involving
Michigan State University, Lincoln Land
Community College and John A. Logan
College. Each of the partners will provide
emergency preparedness training for local
businesses in their areas. CLC is the fiscal
agent for the grant.
Other grant action included accepting
$24,395 from the Illinois Board of Higher
Education for the operation of a Minority
'Iransfer Center to assist students in preparing
for transfer to four-year universities and col-
leges.
Also, the board accepted an additional
$14,620 from the Illinois Department of
Commerce and Economic Opportunity Tor the
college's Small Business Development Center,
bringing the total grant amount to $100,120.
Additionally, the board accepted a grant
for $12,580 from the Illinois Community
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STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK,
N.A. SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER WITH BANK ONE,
N.A.F/K/ATHE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHICAGO AS
TRUSTEE OF STRUC-
TURED ASSET SECURITIES
CORPORATION MORT-
GAGE PASS-THROUGH
CERTIFICATES, SERIES
1999-BC3 UNDER
THAT SPECIAL SERVICING
AGREEMENT DATED
JULY 1,1999, WITHOUT RE-
COURSE
PLAINTIFF
VS
ARTHUR F. COLLIER; ZIP-
PORAH V. COLLIER;
PACIFIC THRIFT AND LOAN
COMPANY;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS
;CITIBANK, N.A., AS TRUST-
EE FOR
REGISTERED HOLDERS OF
MERRILL LYNCH
MORTGAGE INVESTORS,
INC., SERIES
1999-H1;
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1566
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU.AR-
THUR F. COLLIER; ZIPPOR-
AH V. COLLIER; UNKNOWN
OWNERS AND NON RE-
CORD CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case has
been commenced in this
Court against you and olher
defendants, asking (or the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage convoying the premises
described as follows, to wit;
LOTS 9 AND 10 IN BLOCK 3,
IN THE PLAT OF MARION
TERRACE SUBDIVISION IN
PART OF THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER OF THE
NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
SECTION 20. TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 12, EAST
OF THE THIRD P.M., AC-
CORDING TO THE PLAT
THEREOF RECORDED
OCTOBER 23, 1923, AS
DOCUMENT 231332, IN
BOOK -M" OF PLATS,
PAGE 31, IN LAKE COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as; 504
JUDGE AVENUE
WAUKEGAN, IL600S5
and which said Mortgage was
made by,
ARTHUR F. COLLIER; ZIP-
PORAH V. COLLIER;
Mortgagor (s), to
AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE
COMPANY
Mortgagee, and recorded in
the Office ol the Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No,
4194176; and for other relief.
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwise file your ap-
pearance In this case In the
Office of the Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Coff olt
Clerk of tho Court
18 North County Street
Waukegan, Illinois 60085
on or before November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Tel. (312) 346-9088
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0507317
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI-
NEE FOH FIELDSTONE
MORTGAGE COMPANY
AND/OR ITS SUCCESSORS
Plaintiff,
•v.-<
BENITO ONOFRE, otal
Defendants
05 CH 694
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entored in tho above
causo on June 22, 2005, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 29, 2005, at the
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse. 1B North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to tho high-
est bidder (or cash, as sot
forth bolow, the -following de-
scribed real estate:
LOTS 3 AND 4 IN MAL-
LORY'S RESUBDIVISION OF
BLOCK 5. SMITH AND
ADAMS' NORTH ADDITION
TO THE CITY OF WAUKE-
GAN, IN THE NORTHWEST
1/4 OF SECTION 21. TOWN-
SHIP 45 NORTH, RANGE 12,
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF RECORDED JANUARY
30, 1891 AS DOCUMENT
44141, IN BOOK 'B' OF
PLATS. PAGE 40, IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 524 N.
JACKSON STREET, Wauke-
gan, IL 60085
Property Indox No. 08-21-
111-008. Property Indox No.
08-21 -11 1-009
The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
Tho judgment amount was
5208.342,83.
Stlo terms: 25% down of the
highost bid by cortlfiod funds
at the close of the auction; tho
balance, in certified funds, is
duo within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject lo general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes lovled against
said real estate and Is offered
for sate without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In *AS IS" condi-
tion. Tho sale is further sub-
ject to " confirmation by the
court.
If the solo is set aside for any
reason, tho Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return of the deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser shall havo no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon paymont In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sato
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate al-
ter confirmation ol tho sale
The property will NOT bo
open lor inspection and plain-
tiff makos no representation
as to the condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court filo to verity all Informa-
tion,
For Information, contact Plaln-
titrs attorney: The Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE. IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for tho sales department..
Please reler to tile number
14-05-4321.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Doar-
bom Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Altornoy File No.: 14-05-4321
ARDCfl 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant lo tho Fair
Debt Collection Practices Ac|,
you ore advised that Plaintiff's
attorney is doomed to be a
debt collector attempting to
colloct a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo used
for that purpose.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUOICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS
WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK.
F.A.
Plalntill,
•v.-
CARLOS MONTERROSO A/K/A
CARLOS A. MONTERROSO. el
ol
Defendants
05CH682
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that oursuant to a
Judgmonl of , Foreclosure
and Sale entered In the
above causo on Jury 6,
2005, an agent ot Tho Ju-
dicial Salos Corporation
will at t1:00 AM on Decem-
ber 7. 2005. ol the Ironl
door of the Lake County
Courthouso, IB North Coun-
ty Street (East Door IN-
SIDE). WAUKEGAN, IL,
60085, soil at public auc-
tion to the highosl bidder
for cash, as sol forth be-
low, tho following descri-
bed real estate:
LOT 12 IN SHEA'S SUBDIVI-
SION OF LOTS 1 AND 8 AND
THE NORTH HALF OF LOTS 2
AND 7 IN BLOCK 2 SHERIDAN
HEIGHTS. A SUBDIVISION IN
THE NORTH WEST QUARTER OF
THE SOUTH EAST QUARTER OF
SECTION 9. TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 12, EAST OF
THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERI-
DIAN. ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT OF SAID SHEA'S SUBDI-
VISION RECORDED AUGUST 22.
1924, AS DOCUMENT 244774.
IN BOOK *N* OF PLATS, PAGE
33, IN LAKE COUNTY. ILLI-
NOIS.
Commonly known bs 2059
NORTH AVENUE. Waukegan, IL
600B7
Properly Indox No.
00-09-405-001
Tho real estate is Im-
proved with a single fami-
ly residence.
Tho judgmont amount was
$143,987.95,
Solo terms: 25% down ol
the highosl bid by certi-
fied funds ol the close of
the auction; tho balance,
in certified lunds, Is due
within twenty-tour , ,(24)
hours. Tho subject proper-
ty Is subject lo genoral
real eslale (axes, special
assessments, or' special
laxes levied against sold
real estate and is offered
for sale without any rep-
resentation as to quality
or quantity ol title and
without recourse to Plain-
tiff and In *AS IS' condi-
tion. Tho sale Is further
subject lo confirmation . by
tho court.
If Iho solo Is sot aside
for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at Ihe salo shall
bo entitled only to a re-
turn ot Iho deposit paid.
Trie Purchaser shall have
no further recourse
against the Mortgagor, tho
Mortgagee or Iho Mortga-
gee's attorney.
Upon payment In lull of
tho amount bid, the pur-
chaser will recotvo a Cor-
hficate ol Salo that will
enlille tho purchaser lo Q
deed lo tho real oslato
oiler confirmation ol Iho
salo
Tho property will NOT be
open for Inspection and
plaintiff makes no repre-
sentation as lo Ihe condi-
tion of Iho property. Prc-
spoclrvo bidders ore ad-
monished lo chock the
court lilo to verify all
information,
For Information, contact
Plaintiffs attorney: The
Salo Clerk. CODILIS & AS-
SOCIATES. P.C. , 15W030
NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD.
SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630)- 794-9876 between the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only
and ask lor tho salos de-
partment.. Pleaso rofor to
filo number 14-05-4262.
THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPO-
RATION 33 North Doarbom
Street - Suito 1015 Chica-
go. Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C.
15W03O' NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD. SUITE tOO
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Allomoy Filo No.: 14-05-
4262 .
ARDC« 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to tho Fair
Dobt Collodion Practices
Act, you ere advised that
Plaintiffs etlornoy Is
doomed lo bo a dobt col-
lector attempting lo col-
loct a dobt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Daniel Agulrro's Landscaping
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Landscaping services
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
609 Dromey Ave., Park City,
IL. 60085,(847)249-1482.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Daniel Agulrro, P. O. Box 643,
West Chicago, IL 60186,
(630)440-9167.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is lo certify that the un-
dersigned Intend(s) lo con-
duct the above named busi-
ness from the locatlon(s) Indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full namc(s) of the
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business
is/are correct as shown.
Isl Daniel Agulrre
October 28, 2005
Tho foregoing Inslrumenl
was acknowledged before ma
by the porson(s) Intending to
conduct the business this
28lhdayof October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Claudla C. Rodriguez
Notary Public
Recelvod: Oct. 28, 2005
Willard R. Hetander
Lake County Clerk
1104A-7537-GP
November 4, 11, 18,2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
SKO Enterprises
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Internet Business
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
1033 N. Village Dr., Round
Lake Beach, IL 60073,
(847)740-9168.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Sandra Opsal, 1033 N. Vil-
lage Dr.. Round Lake Beach,
IL. 60073. (847)740-9168.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE J
This is to certify that the un-
dersigned inlond(e) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness from the location (s) Indi-
cated and that tho true and le-
gal lull name(s) of the
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business
Is/are correct as shown.
Is/ Sandra Opsal
October 13. 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged before mo
by the porson(s) intending to
conduct tho business this
1 3th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Melissa Ann Boyer
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 13, 2005
Willard R. Helander
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7510-RL
OctOber21,28.2005
November 4, 2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Old School Tile
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Installation of Ceramic Tile
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS !S TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
33660 N. Forest Dr.. Gages
Lake, IL 60030. (847)521-
3872.
Grayslake Post Office. Gray-
slake, IL 60030.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE '
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Kerry A. Kirkondall. 33660 N.
Forest Dr., Gages Lake, IL
60030,(847)521-3872.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to certify that the un-
dersigned intend(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness from the location(s) Indi-
cated and that the tare and le-
gal full name(s) ol the
pcrson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho business
is/are correct as shown. «
/s/KerryA.KIrkendall
October 30, 2005
The foregoing Inslrumenl
was acknowledged before me
by the porson(s) Intending to
conduct the business this
30th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Briana L. Jucngor
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 31 , 2005
Willard R. Hetander
Lake County Clerk
1104A-7539-GL
November 4, 11, 18,2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE
19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS
IN RE: The Marriage of
XOYDAJOSEFINA
TINEO
Petitioner
AND
HECTOR ALEXIS GADEA
Respondent
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The requisite affidavit for
publication having been filed,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
YOU, Hector Alexis Gadoa,
Respondent, (hat this case
has been commenced in this
court by the petitioner against
you for Dissolution ol Mar-
riage and other relief.
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwlso filo your ap-
pearance In this caso In the
office of the clerk ol this court
In the Lake County Court-
house, Waukegan, Illinois, on
or before November 1 8,
2005, *A JUDGEMENT OR
DECREE BY DEFAULT MAY
BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU
FOR THE RELIEF ASKED IN
THE COMPLAINT
XoydaJoseflnaTinoo
Petitioner
355 Alia Dr.. Apt. 2A .
Address
Grayslake. IL. 60030
City
847-548-3707
Telephone
1104A-7533-GL
November 4, 11,18, 2005
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUN-
TY - WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
DEUTSCHE BANK NATION-
AL TRUST COMPANY,
AS TRUSTEE
PLAINTIFF NO.
VS
CAROL PAPPAS A/K/A CAR-
OL ANNE PAPPAS;
KATHLEEN A. PAPPAS
A/K/A KATHLEEN ANNE
PAPPAS; UNKNOWN
HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF
CAROL PAPPAS, IF ANY;
UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND LEGATEES OF
KATHLEEN A. PAPPAS. IF
ANY; UNKNOWN OWNERS
AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
DEFENDANTS
05 CH 141V
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU.
CAROL PAPPAS A/K/A CAR-
OL ANNE PAPPAS; UN-
KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGA-
TEES OF CAROL PAPPAS,
IF ANY; UNKNOWN OWN-
ERS AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this caso has
been commenced in this
Court against you and othor
defendants, asking for the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying the premises
described as follows, to wit:
LOT 6 IN BLOCK 9 IN LARK-
DALE UNIT NO. 3, BEING A
SUBDIVISION OF PART OF
THE WEST 1/2 OF THE
NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SEC-
TION 26, TOWNSHIP 44
NORTH, RANGE 9, EAST OF
THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF RE-
CORDED SEPTEMBER 2.
1959 AS DOCUMENT
1043420. IN LAKE COUNTY,
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as:
668 WALNUT ROAD
WAUCONDAJL 60084
and which said Mortgage was
mado by.
CAROL PAPPAS A/K/A CAR-
OL ANNE PAPPAS;
KATHLEEN A. PAPPAS
A/K/A KATHLEEN ANNE
PAPPAS;
Mortgagor (s), to
AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE
COMPANY
Mortgagee, and recorded In
the Office ol the Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5234983; and for other rellof.
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwlso file your ap-
pearance in this case In (he
Office of tho Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Salty Collelt
Clerk of Iho Court
18 North County Street
Waukegan, Illinois 60085
on or before November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN' AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602 , . .
Tel, (312) 346-9088 ' '„
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0506563
05-8543D
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
EULA VAUGHN
Defendants,
05 CH 725
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN (hat pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above en-
tilled cause on June 15, 2005
Intercounty Judicial Sales
Corporation will on Thursday,
December 8, 2005 at the hour
of 12:00 noon in their office at
1800 Nations Drive, Suite
117, Gurnee, Illinois,- sell at
public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, as set forth
below, the following described
mortgaged real estate:
LOT 8 IN BLOCK 2 IN SUPE-
RIOR HOMES, BEING A
SUBDIVISION OF THE
NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE
NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SEC-
TION 25, TOWNSHIP 44
NORTH, RANGE 10, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PUT THEROEF RE-
CORDED NOVEMBER 19,
1956, AS ' DOCUMENT
931114, IN BOOK 33 OF
PLATS, PAGE 138, IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 403
West Hawley Street, Munde-'
lein, Illinois 60060.
RI.N. 10-25-202-013.
The mortgaged real estate is
improved with a single family
residence and will NOT be
open for inspection.
The judgment amount was
$193,716.59. Sale terms:
10% down by certified funds,
balance, by certified funds,
within 24 hours. The sate
shall be subject to general
taxes, special assessments or
special taxes levied against
said real estate and any prior
first mortgages. The subject
property is offered for sale
without any representation as
to quality of title or recourse to
Plaintiff. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court file to verify all informa-
tion.
For information". Sale Clerk,
Shapiro & Kreisman, 4201
Lake Cook Road, 1st Floor,
Northbrook, Illinois 60062.
(847) 498-9990, between the
hours of 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
only.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
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FISHER AND FISHER File
Number # 57855
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY. ILLI-
NOIS
BANK ONE NATIONAL AS-
SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE
FOR THE CERTIFICATE-
HOLDERS OF ARC 2001-
BC6 TRUST
Plaintiff,
vs.
DEMETRIOS P. LIAPIS AND
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS
Do fend ants,
03 CH 1676
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given (hat pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
in the above entitled cause on
July 20, 2005, Intercounty Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon in their office at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
nee, Illinois, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following
described property:
LOT 25 IN FAIR HAVEN, A
SUBDIVISION OF LOTS "D*
AND *E" OF THE MUNDE-
LEIN STATION SUBDIVI-
SION OF PARTS OF SEC-
TIONS 19 AND 30, TOWN-
SHIP 44 NORTH, RANGE 1,
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF, RECORDED JUNE
9,1926 AS DOCUMENT
280478 IN. BOOK T OF
PLATS 68 AND 69, IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 439
Brice Avenue, Mundeteln, IL
60060.
P.I.N. 11-19-411-002.
The improvement on the
proporty consists of a single
family residence.
Salo terms: 10% down by cer-
tified (unds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds, No
refunds.
The ludgment amount was
S21 9,877.89.
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
after confirmation of the sals.
For Information call the Sales
Ofllcer at Plaintiff's Attorney,
Fisher and Fisher, 120 North
LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illi-
nois. (312) 372-4784, from 1
p.m. to 2 p.m. File No. 57855
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Carpet Decor Image
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Carpeting Installation
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
7l5TreeviewLn., Round
Lake Park, IL 60073,
(847)740-8794.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Arturo Sosa-Awarado, 715
Treavlow Ln.. Round Lake
Park, IL. 60073, (847) 856-
9031.
Froylan-Sosa-Reyes, 2100 W.
Burham St., Milwaukee, Wf.,
53204. (847) 856-9114.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE)
This Is to certify that tho un-
dersigned Inlond(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness from the locatlon(s) indi-
cated and that the truo and le-
gal full namo(s) of the
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business
Is/aro correct as shown,
/s/ Arturo Sosa-Awarado
Is/ Froylan-Sosa-Reyes
October 18, 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged before mo
by tho person(s) Intending to
conduct the business this
18th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Adriana Lomell
' Notary Public
Received: Oct. 18,2005
Willard R. Helander
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7520-RL
October 21,28,2005
November 4, 2005
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
ABN AMRO MORTGAGE
GROUP. INC.
PLAINTIFF
VS
GREGORY J. SIDER A/K/A
GREG J, SIDER
A/K/A GREG S. SIDER; NCO
PORTFOLIO
MANAGEMENT, INC.; PRA
AG FUNDING, LLC;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF GREGORY
J. SIDER, IF ANY; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1489
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU,
GREGORY J. SIDER A/K/A
GREG J. SIDER A/K/A GREG
S. SIDER;UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND LEGATEES OF. GREG-
ORY J. SIDER, IF ANY;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case has
been commenced In this
Court against you and other
defendants, asking for the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying tho premises
described as follows, to wit:
LOT 5 IN FIRST RESUBDIVI-
SION OF LOT "B" IN KNOLL-
WOOD PARK AND ADJOIN-
ING PARCELS, BEING A
SUBDIVISION OF THAT
PART OF LOT "B" IN KNOLL-
WOOD PARK, A SUBDIVI-
SION OF PART OF THE
NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 9, EAST OF
THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF. RE-
CORDED JUNE 12, 1979 AS
DOCUMENT 2000048, IN
BOOK 70 OF PLATS, PAGE
45, LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS,
Commonly known as: 8
CRESTVIEW DRIVE
INGLESIDE.IL 60041
and which said Mortgage was
made by GREGORY J.
StDER A/K/A GREG J.
SIDER A/K/A GREG S.
SIDER;
Mortgagor (s), to
LASALLE BANK, F.S.B.
Mortgagee, and recorded in
the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
403291 8; and for other relief.
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwise file your ap-
pearance In this case In the
Office of the Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Coffelt
Clerk of the Court
18 North County Street
Waukegan, Illinois 60085
on or bolore November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Tel. (312) 346-9089
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0507096
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT
LAKE COUNTY, WAUKE-
GAN, ILLINOIS
DU MORTGAGE CAPITAL,
INC.
PLAINTIFF.
VS.
HORJENA TAVERNAS,
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC, RAMON TAVERNAS,
UNKNOWN OWNERS, GEN-
ERALLY, AND NON-RE-
CORD CLAIMANTS.DE-
FENDANTS.
NO: 05 CH 1748
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
AS TO UNKNOWN OWNERS
AND NON-RECORD CLAIM-
ANTS
The requisite affidavit for pub
llcatlon having been lired, no
tlce Is hereby given to: HOR
JENA TAVERNAS, MORT
GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC.
RAMON TAVERNAS. UN
KNOWN OWNERS, GENER
ALLY, AND NON-RECORD
CLAIMANTS. Defendants In
the above-entitled action, that
a Complaint for Foreclosure
and Other Relief has been
commenced In the Circuit
Court of Lake County, by said
Plaintiff against you and other
defendants, praying for the
foreclosure of certain mort-
gages conveying the prom-
ises legally described as fol-
lows:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
LOT 22 IN BLOCK 10 IN
WASHBURN SPRINGS SUB-
DIVISION OF THE SOUTH
100 ACRES OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER
(EXCEPT 5 ACRES IN THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER
THEREOF) OF SECTION 28,
TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH,
RANGE 12, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
. AN ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF RECORD-
ED AUGUST 10, 1891 AS
DOCUMENT 46395 IN BOOK
■B" OF PLATS, PAGES 61
AND 62, IN LAKE COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
P.I.N. 08-28-314-010
COMMON ADDRESS; 813 S.
Jackson, Waukegan, IL
60085
And which mortgages wore
made by Horjena Tavomas,
as Mortgagor(s); and given to
Mortgage Electronic Registra-
tion Systems, Inc., as Mortga-
gee; to wit; that certain 'Mort-
gage* dated October 22. 2003
and recorded as Documont
No. 5429361, that Summons
was duly issued out of said
court against you as provided
by law, and that the said
Complaint Is now pending for
foreclosure of said mortgages
and for other relief.
Now, therefore, unless HOR-
JENA TAVERNAS. MORT-
GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS. INC,
RAMON TAVERNAS, UN-
KNOWN OWNERS, GENER-
ALLY. AND NON-RECORD
CLAIMANTS, file your Ap-
pearance and Answer to the
Complaint In said action In tho
ofllco of the Clork of the Cir-
cuit Court of Lake County,
Chancery Division, on or be-
fore tho 5th day of December,
2005 default may be ontored
against you at any time after
that day and a judgmont en-
tered In accordance with the
prayer for rollof In said Com-
plaint.
Kluevor & Piatt, LLC.65 E.
Wackor Place, Sullo 1700Chl-
cogo, Illinois 60601
(312)201-6678
Attorney No. 10384
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
JP MORGAN CHASE BANK,
AS TRUSTEE FOR REGIS- .
TERED HOLDERS OF SO-
LOMON BROTHERS MORT-
GAGE SECURITIES VII.
INC., MORTGAGE PASS-
THROUGH CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2001-2
Plaintiff,
-v,-
DERREK A. PALMER, etal
Delendants
04 CH 1784
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgmont of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In lha above
cause on August 31, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation wilt at 11:00 AM
on December 2, 2005, at the
front door ol tho Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60065, soli
at public auction to the high*'
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, tho following de-
scribed real estate:
LOT 6 IN BLOCK 168 IN
VENETIAN VILLAGE, UNIT
NO. 17. BEING A SUBDIVI- '
SION OF THE SOUTH EAST
QUARTER OF THE SOUTH
WEST QUARTER OF SEC-
TION 35, TOWNSHIP 46
NORTH. RANGE 10, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF, RE-
CORDED MAY 7, 1955. AS
DOCUMENT 864141, IN
BOOK 33 OF PLATS. PAGE
33, AND CORRECTED BY
CERTIFICATE OF CORREC-
TION. RECORDED MAY 25,
1955, AS DOCUMENT
066354, IN LAKE COUNTY.
ILLINOIS. .
Commonly known as 108
LONGMEADOW DRIVE, Un-
denhurst, IL 60046
Property Index No.
02-35-310-012
.The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
Tho ludgment amount was
S1 52,603.53.
Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of the auction; the
balance, In certified funds, Is
duo within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxos, special assessments,
or spoclal taxes levied against
said real estate and Is offered
tor salo without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS" condi-
tion. The sale Is further sub-
ject to confirmation by tho
court.
II the sale Is sot aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return of the do posit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against (he
Mortgagor, tho Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, tho purchaser will
receive a Cortlficato of Salo
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the root estate af-
ter confirmation of the salo
Tho proporty will NOT be
open for Inspection and plaln-
tllf makes no representation
as to the condition of tho
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court file lo vorify ell Informa-
tion,
For Information, contact Plain-
tlfl's attorney: Tho Salo Clork,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.O. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between tho
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask lor the solos department..
Please refer to file number
14-04-C575.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD. SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-S876
Attorney Rio No.: 14-04-C575
ARDCtf 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to tho Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that- Plaintiff's
attorney Is doomed to be o
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo used
for that purpose.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
BANK OF AMERICA. N.A.
D/B/A OF NATIONSBANK,
N.A.
Plaintiff,
•v.-
DARCI BURKHARD A/K/A
DARCI J. SCHEBEL, ot al
Defendants
05CH715
NOTICE OF SALE ;
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgmont of Foreclosure and
Solo entered In the above
cause on July 20, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 6, 2005, al tho
front door of tho Lake County
Courthouso, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est blddor for cash, as set
forth bolow, tho following de-
scribed real estate:
PARCEL 1: UNIT NO. 89-D
IN WESTWOOD CONDO-
MINIUM THREE, AS
DELINEATED ON A SURVEY
OF THE FOLLOWING DE-
SCRIBED REAL ESTATE:
PART OF THE WEST HALF
OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER OF SECTION 5.
TOWNSHIP 43 NORTH,
RANGE 11. EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN IN
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
WHICH SURVEY IS AT-
TACHED AS EXHIBIT *C TO
THE
DECLARATION OF CONDO-
MINIUM RECORDED AS
DOCUMENT NUMBER
2047492.
AS AMENDED BY DOCU-
MENT NUMBER 2399819
AND AS AMENDED FROM
TIME
TO TIME. TOGETHER WITH
ITS UNDIVIDED PERCENT-
AGE INTEREST IN THE
COMMON ELEMENTS, AS
DEFINED AND SET FORTH
IN SAID DECLARATION AND
SURVEY.
PARCEL 2: NON-EXCLU-
SIVE* PERPETUAL EASE-
MENT FOR THE BENEFIT
OF
PARCEL 1 AND INGRESS
AND EGRESS TO THE PUB-
LIC STREETS AND ROADS
OVER AND ACROSS THE
COMMON AREAS, AS CRE-
ATED BY THE UMBRELLA
DECLARATION RECORDED
SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 AS
DOCUMENT NUMBER
1947128,
AS AMENDED FROM TIME
TO TIME.
Commonly known as 416
ASHWOOD COURT UNIT
89-D, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Property Index No.
15-05-429-154
The roal estate is Improved
with a condominium.
The judgmont amount was
$77,076.72.
Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at tho close of tho auction; tho
balance, In certified funds, Is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject property ts
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or spoclal taxes lovled against
said real estate and is off o red
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of tiUe and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS" condi-
tion. Tho sale is further sub-
Ice i to confirmation by tho
court.
If the sale is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at tho
salo shall bo entitled only to a
return of (he deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against tho
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's atlornoy.
Upon payment in lull of tho
amount bid, (ho purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle (ho purchaser
to a deed to the roal estate af-
ter confirmation of the sale
Tho proporty will NOT bo
opon for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to tho condition of tho
proporty. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check (he
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney: Tho Sale Clork,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W03O NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100. BURRRIDGE.IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 botwoen the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for tho sales department..
Please refer to file number
14-05-4542.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Streol - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS &. ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attomoy Rio No.: 14-05-4542
ARDC# 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attorney Is deemed to bo a
debt collector attempting lo
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo used
for that purpose.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE NINETEENTH JU-
DICIAL CIRCUIT COURT -
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE
COMPANY, INC.,
Plaintiff
vs
JAMES JOHNSON, MARY
LOU JOHNSON, UNKNOWN
OWNERS AND NONRE-
CORD CLAIMANTS,
Defendants
No. 05 CHI 294
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The requisite affidavit for pub-
lication having boon filed, no-
tice Is hereby given you,
JAMES JOHNSON, UN-
KNOWN OWNERS and NON-
RECORD CLAIMANTS, De-
fendants) in the above enti-
tled suit, that the said suit has
been commenced In the Nine-
teenth Judicial Circuit Court ol
Lake County, Illinois, by tho
Plaintiff against you and other
dofendants, praying for tho
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying the promises
described as follows, to wil:
LOT 25 AND 26 IN WEST-
ERN HEIGHTS SUBDIVI-
SION, BEING A SUBDIVI-
SION OF PART OF THE
SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SEC-
TION '12, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, AND PART OF
THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF
SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 12, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEROF RE-
CORDED SEPTEMBER 19,
1953 AS DOCUMENT
803003, IN BOOK 1201 OF
RECORDS. PAGE 457, IN
LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
Commonly known as 36272
N. GREENBAY RD„ WAUKE-
GAN, IL 60087
Permanent Index No. 08-07-
314-012-0000
and which said Mortgage was
made by JAMES JOHNSON.
MARY LOU JOHNSON, Mort-
gagors, to ASSOCIATES
HOME EQUITY SERVICES,
INC., succeeded by CITIFI-
NANCIAL MORTGAGE COM-
PANY, INC., as Mortgagee,
and recorded In the Ollico of
the Recorder of Deeds of
Lake County, Illinois as docu-
ment No. 4128404;
And for such other relief
prayed; that summons was
duly Issued out of tho said
Nineteenth Judicial Circuit
Court against you as provided
by law, and that ihe said suit
Is now ponding.
NOW, THEREFORE. UN-
LESS YOU, the said above
dofendant(s), file your answer
to Ihe complaint In (he said
suit or otherwise make your
appearance therein, in tho Of-
fice ol the Clerk of lha Nine-
teenth Judicial Circuit Court,
at the Courthouse, In Ihe City
of Waukegan, Lake County,
Illinois, on or before Decem-
ber 19, 2005, default may bo
entered against you at any
time after that day and a de-
cree ontored In accordance
with the prayer of said com-
plaint. SALLY DEADRICK
COFFELT
Clerk ol (he 19lh Judicial Cir-
cuit Court Lake County, Illi-
nois.
HAUSELMAN & RAPPIN.
LTD.
Attorney for Plaintiff
39 South La Sallo Street
Chicago, Illinois 60603
312 372 2020
FISHER AND FISHER Rio
Number » 63662
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS ABN-AMRO MORT-
GAGE GROUP;
Plalnlllf,
vs.
MICHAEL S. CLANCY: JA-
NET L. CLANCY; CITY OF
WAUKEGAN, UNKNOWN
OWNERS AND NON RE-
CORD CLAIMANTS;
Defendants,
05 CH 633
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
in the above entitlod cause on
July 20. 2005, Intercounty Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon In their office at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
noo, Illinois, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following
described property:
LOT 9 IN E.A. CUMMINGS
AND COMPANY'S NORTH
AVENUE ADDITION, BEING
A SUBDIVISION OF LOTS 31
AND 34 IN SCHOOL TRUST-
EES' SUBDIVISION, BEING
A SUBDIVISION OF SEC-
TION 16, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH. RANGE 12, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF RE-
CORDED APRIL 4, 1906 AS
DOCUMENT 105872, IN
BOOK "G 1 OF PLATS PAGE
44, IN LAKE COUNTY. ILLI-
NOIS.
Commonly known as 520
Massena Ave,, Waukegan. IL
60085.
P.I.N. 08-16-325-014.
The improvement on the
proporty consists ol a single
family residence.
Sate terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
S53.850.59.
The property, will NOT be
opon for Inspection.
Upon payment in full of tho
amount bid, tho purchaser will
recolve a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle the purchas-
er lo a Deed to tho promises
after confirmation of (ho sale.
For Information call Ihe Sales
OHicor at Plaintiffs Attorney,
Fisher and Rsher, 120 North
LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illi-
nois. (312) 372-4784, from 1
p.m. lo 2 p.m. Rle No. 63662
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
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PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Total Care Carpenlry
NATURE/PURPOSE: '
Home repairs remodeling
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
27054 N. Owens Rd., Munde-
lein. IL 60060, (847)293-
3932.
P.O. Box 753, Lake Zurich, IL.
(847)293-3932.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Robert A. Holub, P.O. Box
753, Lake Zurich, IL.
(847)293-3932.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is lo certify that (he un-
dersigned inlend(s) to con-
duct iho above named busi-
ness from the location(s) indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full name(s) ol the
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business
is/are correct as shown,
/s/ Robert A. Holub
October 21, 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged before mo
by the person(s) intending fo
conduct the business this
2 1st. day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Adriana Lome 1 1
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 21, 2005
Willard R. Helander
Lake County Clerk
1029D-7529-MN
October 28, 2005
November 4, 11,2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Camp and Crib
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Online retail store specializing
In outdoor/Indoor recreational
activities.
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
1328 S.Abington Lane,
Round Lake, IL. 60073-5610,
(847)740-1108.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Alien L Pier, 1328 S.Abing-
ton Lane, Round Lake, IL.
60073, (847)740-1108.
STATE OF ILLINOIS}
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to certify that Iho un-
dersigned Inlend(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness Irom Iho location(s) indi-
cated and that Iho Iruo and le-
gal full name(s) of the
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting iho business
Is/aro correct as shown,
/s/ Allen L. Pior
October 0, 2005
The foregoing Inslrumenl
was acknowledged before me
by the person(s) intending lo
conduct the business Ihls 8th
day ol October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Etla B. Kimbrough
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 12,2005
Willard R. Helander
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7521-RL
October 21.28,2005
November 4, 2005
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOM-
NEE FOR
RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE
ASSISTANCE
ENTERPRISE. LLC, OR ITS
SUCCESSORS OR
ASSIGNS
PLAINTIFF
VS
JUAN G. ACEVEDO A/K/A
JUAN - G. ACEVEDO
SR; DIANA ACEVEDO A/K/A
DIANA A.
ACEVEDO A/K/A DIANA G.
ACEVEDO;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF JUAN G.
ACEVEDO, IF ANY; UN-
KNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF DIANA ACE-
VEDO, IF ANY;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1539
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN
YOU.JUAN G. ACEVEDO
A/K/A JUAN G. ACEVEDO
SR: UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF JUAN G.
ACEVEDO, IF ANY; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case has
boon commenced In Ihls
Court against you and other
defendants, asking for the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying the premises
described as follows, to wit:
LOT 30 IN WIECH'S FIRST
ADDITION TO OAK TER-
RACE SUBDIVISION, BE-
ING A SUBDIVISION OF
PART OF THE SOUTH EAST
QUARTER OF SECTION
36, TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH,
RANGE 10, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERI-
DIAN, ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF, RECORD-
ED JULY 19, 1926 AS
DOCUMENT 282950 IN
BOOK -Q # OF PLATS, PAGE
1, IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS.
Commonly known as: 26346
NORTH ROUTE 83
MUNDELEIN.IL 60060
and which said Mortgage was
mado by, JUAN G. ACEVE-
DO A/K/A JUAN G. ACEVE-
DO SR; DIANA ACEVEDO
A/K/A DIANA A, ACEVEDO
A/K/A DIANA G. ACEVEDO;
Mortgagor (s), to
M.E.R.S., INC. AS NOMINEE
FOR RESIDENTIAL MORT-
GAGE ASSISTANCE EN-
TERPRISE. LLC
Mortgagee, and recorded in
the Office ol Ihe Recorder ol
Deeds of LAKE County. Illi-
nois, ' as Document No.
5595530; and for other relief.
UNLESS YOU lilo your an-
swor or otherwise filo your ap-
pearance in this case In the
Office of iho Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Colfoll
Clerk of iho Court
18 North County Street
Waukogan, Illinois 60085
on or before Novombor 28,
2005. A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago. Illinois 60602
Tel. (312)346-9088
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0506990
'llace an
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, NA-
TIONAL ASSOCIATION
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER
TO WELLS FARGO BANK
MINNESOTA, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, AS
TRUSTEE
PLAINTIFF
VS
JAMES A. RYAN; ANNE
RYAN A/K/A ANNE M.
SOKOLOWSKI A/K/A ANNE
M. RYAN; VILLAGE
OF MUNDELEIN; UN-
KNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF JAMES A.
RYAN, IF ANY;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF ANNE
RYAN, IF ANY; UNKNOWN
OWNERS AND NON
RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05CH887
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU-
JAMES A. RYAN; UN-
KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGA-
TEES OF JAMES A. RYAN.
IF ANY: UNKNOWN OWN-
ERS AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case has
been commenced in this
Court against you and other
delendanls. asking tor Ihe
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying the premises
described as follows, lo wit:
LOTS 329 AND 330 IN VA-
CEK BROTHER'S DIAMOND
LAKE SUBDIVISION OF
PART OF LOTS 1 AND 2 OF
THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF
SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP
44 NORTH, RANGE 11 EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN. ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF 'RE-
CORDED SEPTEMBER 26,
1923. AS DOCUMENT NO.
230143. IN BOOK *M* OF
PLATS, PAGES 15, 16,
AND 17, IN LAKE COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as:
429 MIDWAY DRIVE
MUNDELEIN, IL 60060
and which said Mortgage was
mado by, JAMES A. RYAN;
ANNE RYAN A/K/A ANNE M.
SOKOLOWSKI A/K/A
ANNE M. RYAN;
Mortgagor (s), to MAIN
STREET HOME MORTGAGE
CORP.
Mortgagee, and recorded In
Ihe Office of the Recorder ol
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5205621 ; and for other relief,
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwise filo your ap-
pearance in ihls case In the
Office of Ihe Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Colfolt
Clerk of Ihe Court
18 North County Streel
Waukogan, Illinois 60085
on or belore November 28,
2005. A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys lor Plaintiff
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago. Illinois 60602
Tel. (312) 346-9088
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0504034
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
TCF MORTGAGE CORPO-
RATION
PLAINTIFF
VS
LELAND W. HERLACHE.
JR.; THE CARRIAGES
AT GROSSE POINTE VIL-
LAGE CONDOMINIUMS
ASSOCIATION: UNKNOWN
HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF LELAND W.
HERLACHE, JR.. IF
ANY; UNKNOWN OWNERS
AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
DEFENDANTS ■
NO. 05 CH 1375
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU.LE-
LAND W. HERLACHE. JR.;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF LELAND W.
HERLACHE, JR., IF ANY;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIM-
ANTS:
defendants, thai this case has
been commenced In this
Court against you and other
defendants, asking for the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying the premises
described os follows, to wit:
UNIT 26-4 IN THE CARRIAG-
ES AT GROSSE POINTE
VILLAGE CONDOMINI-
UMS AS DELINEATED ON
THE SURVEY OF THE FOL-
LOWING DESCRIBED RE-
AL ESTATE: LOTS 1 AND 2
IN' GROSSE POINTE VIL-
LAGE SUBDIVISION UNIT
XIII IN THE EAST 1/2 OF
SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 43
NORTH, RANGE 11. EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, IN LAKE COUN-
TY, ILLINOIS, WHICH SUR-
VEY IS ATTACHED AS EX-
HIBIT 'B" TO THE DECLA-
RATION OF CONDOMINIUM
RECORDED IN THE
RECORDER'S OFFICE OF
LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS AS
DOCUMENT 2919082, AS
AMENDED FROM TIME TO
TIME, TOGETHER WITH ITS
UNDIVIDED PERCENTAGE
INTEREST IN THE COM-
MON ELEMENTS.
Commonly known as: 877
ANN ARBOR LANE UNIT 26-
4 VERNON HILLS, IL60Q61
and which said Mortgage was
mado by, LELAND W. HERL-
ACHE, JR.;
Mortgagor (s) , to
BILTMORE FINANCIAL
BNCRP, INC.
Mortgagee, and recorded In
the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County. Illi-
nois, as Document No.
4128540; and for other relief,
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwise file your ap-
pearance In this case in the
Office of tho Clerk of Ihls
County.
Ms. Sally Collolt
Clerk of the Court
18 North County Street
Waukogan, Illinois 60085
on or belore November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Allomoys for Plalntill
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Tel. (312)346-9088
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0506477
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STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI-
NEE FOR IRWIN
MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION. OR ITS SUCCES-
SORS OR
ASSIGNS
PLAINTIFF
VS
FELIPE N. GONZALEZ, JR
A/K/A FELIPE
GONZALES; CRANBERRY
LAKE NORTH
CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA-
TION; UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND LEGATEES OF FELIPE
N. GONZALEZ JR,
IF ANY; UNKNOWN OWN-
ERS AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1538
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, FE-
LIPE N. GONZALEZ, JR
A/K/A FELIPE GONZALES;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF FELIPE N.
GONZALEZ JR, IF ANY; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that tills case has
been commenced In Ihls
Court against you and other
defendants, asking lor Ihe
foreclosure ol a certain Mort-
gage conveying the premises
described as follows, to wit:
UNIT NO. 23-3, IN CRAN-
BERRY LAKE NORTH CON-
DOMINIUMS. AS DE-
LINEATED ON A PLAT OF
SURVEY OF THE FOLLOW-
ING DESCRIBED TRACT OF
LAND: CERTAIN LOTS IN
CRANBERRY LAKE SUBDI-
VISION PHASE 4, BEING A
SUBDIVISION OF PART OF
SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP
45 NORTH. RANGE 10 EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT THEREOF
RECORDED APRIL 4, 2002
AS DOCUMENT NUMBER
4896920 AND CERTIFICATE
OF APPROVAL AND
JOINDER RECORDED AU-
GUST 26, 2002 AS DOCU-
MENT NO. 4993896;
WHICH PLAT OF SURVEY
IS ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT
■B' TO THE DECLARATION
OF CONDOMINIUM OWN-
ERSHIP RECORDED SEP-
TEMBER 20, 2002 AS
DOCUMENT NO. 5012055,
AS AMENDED FROM TIME
TO TIME, TOGETHER WITH
ITS UNDIVIDED PERCENT-
AGE INTEREST IN THE
COMMON ELEMENTS. ALL
IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as: 600
NORTH TRIUMPH COURT
HAINESVILLEJL 60073
and which said Mortgage was
mado by, FELIPE N. GONZA-
LEZ. JR A/K/A FELIPE GON-
ZALES;
Mortgagor (s), lo '
M.E.R.S.. INC. AS NOMINEE
FOR IRWIN MORTGAGE
CORPORATION
Mortgagee, and recorded In
tho Office of the Recorder ol
Deeds ol LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5441968; and lor other relief.
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwise lilo your ap-
pearance In this case in the
Office of Iho Clerk of Ihls
County,
Ms. Sally Colfelt
Clerk of Ihe Court
18 North County Street
Waukogan, Illinois 60085
on or boloro November 28.
2005. A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plalnlilf
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Tel. (312) 346-9088
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0507175
J
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, NA
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER
TO WELLS FARGO HOME
MORTGAGE, INC. F/K/A
NORWEST MORTGAGE,
INC.
Plaintiff,
-v.-
KEVIN P. GLEESON, et al
Defendants
05 CH 479
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on May 11, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 28, 2005, al the
front door ol the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, Ihe following de-
scribed real estate:
LOTS 9 AND 10 IN BLOCK
279 IN ROUND LAKE
BEACH, SHOREWOOD
GOLF COURSE ADDITION.
A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF THE SOUTH WEST 1/4
OF SECTION 16, TOWN-
SHIP 45 NORTH, RANGE 10,
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PUT THERE-
OF RECORDED JULY 26,
1946 AS DOCUMENT
595902, IN BOOK 30 OF
PLATS, PAGES 66 TO 69, IN
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 1326
POPLAR AVENUE, Round
Lake Beach, IL 60073
Property Index No.
06-16-236-027, Property In-
dex No. 06-16-326-026
The real estate Is improved
with a single family residence.
The judgment amount was
S81 ,237.56.
Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
al the close of the auction; the
balance, in certified funds, is
due wilhln twenty-tour (24)
hours. The subject property Is
subject to general real estate
laxes, special assessments,
or special laxes levied against
said real estate and is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In 'AS IS" condi-
tion. The sale Is further sub-
ject lo confirmation by Ihe
court
If the sate Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return of the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment in full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate al-
ter confirmation of the sate
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to the condition of (he
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court file to verify all Informa- i
lion.
For information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney: Tho Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between Ihe
hours ol 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department..
Please refer to lilo number
14-05-2875.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Streel - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.
PC
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-2875
ARDCft 0046B002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attorney Is deemed to be a
debt collector attempting to
colfoct a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
for thai purpose.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS -
LASALLE BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION. AS TRUST-
EE FOR SECURITIZED AS-
SET INVESTMENT LOAN
TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-
THROUGH CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2004-8
Plaintiff,
-v.-
KATHERINE GEOGHEGEN
A/K/A KATHERINE K. GEO-
GHEGAN A/K/A KATHERINE
GEOGHEGAN.etal .
Defendants
05 CH 708
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
, Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on June 22, 2005. an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 6, 2005, et the
front door of Ihe Lake County
- Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE).
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, the following de-
scribed real estate:
LOTS 1 AND 2 IN BLOCK 2
IN FIRST ADDITION TO
RAVINIA HIGHLANDS, A
SUBDIVISION IN THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 25 AND THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 36, ALL IN TOWN-
SHIP 43 NORTH, RANGE 12,
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF, RECORDED JUNE 27,
1916, AS DOCUMENT
165828. IN BOOK "J" OF
PLATS, PAGE 73, IN LAKE
COUNTY. ILLINOIS,
Commonly known as 577 AL-
VIN PLACE. Highland Park,
IL 60035
Property Index No.
16-25-313-019
The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
The Judgment amount was
S290.993.75.
,.■ Sale terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
at Ihe close of the auction; the
balance, In certified funds, Is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject property Is
subject to general real estate'
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against'
said real estate and is offered
tor sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plalnlilf and In "AS IS" condi-
tion. The sale Is further sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
tf tho sale Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only to a
return ol the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against Ihe
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
Ihe Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of Ihe
amount -bid, Ihe purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deed to the real estate af-
ter confirmation of the sale
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to Ihe condition of tho
property. Prospective bidders
} are admonished to check the
court file to verify all informa-
tion.
For information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney: The Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100. BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between tno
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales department..
Please refer to file number
14-05-4460.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Slreol - Suile 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-4460
ARDCW 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant lo the Fair
Debt Collodion Practices Acl,
you are advised thai Plaintiffs
altorney Is doomed to be a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will be used
tor that purpose.
November 4-1 0,2005
CLASSIFIED
Lakeland Newspapers C27
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I-cgals
900
Lcgals
900
Lcgals
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Lcgals
Lcgals
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
JP MORGAN CHASE BANK.
F/K/A THE CHASE MAN-
HATTAN BANK. SUCCES-
SOR BY MERGER TO
CHASE BANK OF TEXAS.
N.A., F/K/A TEXAS COM-
MERCE BANK. N.A., AS
TRUSTEE AND CUSTODI-
AN.* BY: SAXON MORT-
GAGE SERVICES. INC.,
F/K/A MERITECH
MORTGAGE SERVICES,
INC., AS ITS ATTORNEY-
IN-FACT, ASSIGNEE OF
PINNFUND USA;
Plaintiff,
vs.
LEONARD L DAVIS; JEA-
NETTE DAVIS; BENEFICIAL
ILLINOIS, INC.. D/B/A BENE-
FICIAL MORTGAGE COM-
PANY OF. ILLINOIS, UNDER
MORTGAGE RECORDED
MAY 26, 2000 AS DOCU-
MENT NUMBER 4532398;
Defendants,
05 CH 823
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
In the above entitled causo on
July 27. 2005. Inlercounty Ju-
dicial Sates Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at (ho hour of 9 a.m. In
Ihelr office at 5465 Grand
Avenue, Suite 100, Gumeo,
Illinois, sell to the highest bid-
der for cash, the following de-
scribed mortgaged real es-
tate:
PARCEL 1: LOTS 37 AND
36 IN BLOCK 25 IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF THE EAST
1/2 OF LOT 1 IN THE
NORTHWEST 1/4. THE
NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE
SOUTHWEST . 1/4. THE
NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE
SOUTHEAST 1/4 AND THE
WEST 1/2 OF THE WEST 1/2
OF LOT 1 IN THE NORTH-
EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 5.
TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH.
RANGE 12, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN, ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF RECORD-
ED JANUARY 22, 1892 AS
DOCUMENT 48202, IN
BOOK "C OF PLATS. PA-
GES 6 AND 7, IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS. PAR-
CEL 2: THE WEST 1/2 OF
THE ALLEY LYING EAST OF
AND ADJOINING THE
PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS
VACATED BY ORDINANCE
RECORDED MAY 27, 1964
AS DOCUMENT 1226796, IN
LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 2317
Honore Ave., North Chicago,
IL 60064.
P.I.N. 12-05-309-005.
The Improvement on the
property consists of a single
family resldonce.
Salo terms: 10% down by cor-
litied funds, balance wilhln 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
583.150,54.
The property will NOT be
open for inspection.
For Information call Dawn K.
Krones at Law Offices of Ira
T. Nevel, 175 North Franklin
Street, Chicago, Illinois. (312)
357-1125.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS AMERIQUEST MORT-
GAGE COMPANY;
Plaintilf,
vs.
LETICIA ZAVALA. ALFONZO
ZAVALA A/K/A LUIS
ZAVALA; BENEFICIAL ILLI-
NOIS, INC.. D/B/A
BENEFICIAL MORTGAGE
COMPANY OF ILLINOIS,
UNDER MORTGAGE RE-
CORDED JULY 26, 2004 AS
DOCUMENT NUMBER
5607425, NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS UNKNOWN
TENANTS AND UNKNOWN
OWNERS;
Defendants,
05CH413
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment ol Foreclosure entered
in Ihe abovo entitled causo on
July 13. 2005, Intorcounty Ju-
dicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at Iho hour of 9 a.m. In
lhair olllco at 5465 Grand
Avenue, Suite 100, Gurnoo.
Illinois, soil to Iho highest bid-
dor lor cash, the following do-
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES Rle
Number # PA0408351
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS US. BANK, NA;
Plaintiff,
vs.
PROCORO CORDADA-
TORRES; TOMAS G. LOPEZ
AKA THOMAS G. LOPEZ
AKA TOMAS GUADRON;
VILMAD. ZELAYA AKA VIL-
MA DAMARIS ZELAYA; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND
NONRECORD CLAIMANTS;
Defendants,
04 CH 1620
NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE UNDER IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
In Iho abovo entitled cause on
January 26, 2005, Intercounty
Judicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon In their office at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
nee, Illinois, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following
described property:
LOT 27 IN PAUL DEALIND'S
SUBDIVISION, OF PART OF
THE NORTHEAST QUAR-
TER OF SECTION 20,
TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH,
RANGE 12, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN, ACCORDING TO .THE
PUT THEREOF RECORD-
ED OCTOBER 11, 1921, AS
DOCUMENT 206065 IN
BOOK , K 1 OF PLATS, PAGE
84. IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS.
Commonly known as 527 N.
Butrick SL, Waukegan, IL
60085.
P.I.N. 08-20-208-027.
The Improvement on Ihe
property consists of a single
family residence with a de-
tached garage.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance wilhln 24
hours, by certified funds. No
rotunds.
Tho judgment amount was
$133,964.45.
Tho property will NOT be
open for Inspection,
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, tho purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle tho purchas-
er to a Deed to tho premises
after confirmation of the salo,
For Information; Visit our web-
site at http://servicc.atly-
plerce.com. Between 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
1 North Dearborn Street, Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel.No.
(312) 476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
scribed mortgaged real es-
tatolOT 32 IN BLOCK 275
IN ROUND LAKE BEACH
SHOREWOOD GOLF
COURSE ADDITION, A SUB-
DIVISION OF PART OF THE
SOUTHWEST 1/4 IN SEC-
TION 16, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 10, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN. IN LAKE COUN-
TY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 1313
Hickory Ave.. Round Lako
Beach, IL 60073.
P.I.N. 06-16-324-025.
Tho Improvement on Iho
property consists of a slnglo
family residence. THE SALE
SHALL BE SUBJECT TO
GENERAL TAXES, SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS AND TO A
PRIOR RECORDED FIRST
MORTGAGE.
Salo terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balanco within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds. ■
Tho Judgment amount was
5146,625.46.
Tho property will NOT be
open for inspection.
For Information call Dawn K.
Krones at Law Olficos ol Ira
T. Nevel, 175 North Franklin
Streot, Chicago, Illinois. (312)
357-1125.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Soiling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A..
AS TRUSTEE FOR OPTION
ONE MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST 1999-B ASSET-
BACKED CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 1999-B
Plaintiff,
-v.-
RUSSELL E. TALLMAN, et al
Defendants
05 CH 695
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant lo a
Judgmont of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In tho abovo
cause on June 22. 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 30, 2005, at the
front door of tho Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN. IL, 600B5. sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder lor cash, as set
forth below, the following do-
scribed real estate:
THE SOUTH 50 FEET OF
THE NORTH 124.75 FEET
OF THE WEST 100 FEET OF
THE EAST 500 FEET OF
THE NORTH HALF OF THE
NORTH WEST QUARTER
OF THE SOUTH WEST
QUARTER OF SECTION 28,
TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH.
RANGE 9, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN, IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS.
Commonly known as 28831
W. LAMPHERE ROAD, Island
Lako. IL 60042
Property Index No. 09-28-
300-012
The real estate Is Improved
with a single family residence.
The judgment amount was
$92,397.90.
Sale torms: 25% down of Ihe
highest bid by certified funds
at tho close of the auction; tho
balance, in certified funds, Is
duo within twenty-tour (24)
hours, The subject property Is
subject to general real ostato
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and is offered
. for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS* condi-
tion. Tho sale Is further sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
If tho salo Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sate shall be entitled only lo a
return of tho deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against tho
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
tho Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deod lo the real ostato al-
ter confirmation of tho sale
Tho property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tilf makes no representation
as to tho condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished lo check the
court file to verify all Infonna-
lion.
For Information, contact Plaln-
tilPs attorney: Tho Sato Clerk,
CODILIS &. ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between Ihe
houta of 1 and 3 PM only and
■ ask for tho salos department..
Ploaso rotor, to lite number
14-05-4350.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street - Suilo 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney Rle No.: 14-05-4350
ARDCS 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attorney Is deomed to be a
debt collector attempting to
collect a dobl and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK. NA
Plaintiff,
-V.-
STEVEN D. BRESNAHAN, ol
al
Defendants
04 CH 1960
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Salo onlorod In tho abovo
causo on July 6, 2005, an
agent af The Judicial Salos
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 21, 2005, at Iho
front dDor of tho Lake County
Courthouse 18 North County
Streot (East Door INSIDE).
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to Iho high-
est bidder for cash, as set
forth below, tho following do-
scribed real estate:
LOTS 1 AND 2 IN BLOCK
162 IN ROUND LAKE
BEACH. RENEHAN BEACH
SECOND ADDITION, BEING
A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF THE WEST HALF OF
SECTION 28. TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 10, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN. ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF. RE-
CORDED JULY 5. 1938, AS
DOCUMENT 451215, IN
BOOK T OF PLATS, PA-
GES 1, 2 AND 3, IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 417
PARKVIEW COURT, Round
Lake, IL 60073
Property Index No. 06-28-
129-013, Property Index No.
06-28-129-014
Tho real estate is improved
with a slnglo family residence.
The Judgment amount was
$78,016.25.
Sate terms: 25% down of the
highest bid by certified funds
al Ihe close of Ihe auction; the
balanco, In certified funds, is
duo within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxos levied against
said real estalo and is ottered
for salo without any represen-
tation as lo quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS' condi-
tion. Tho sale Is furthor sub-
ject lo confirmation by the
court.
If the salo Is set aside for any
reason, tho Purchaser at tho
sale shall be entitled only lo a
return of tho deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against Ihe
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
Iho Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Salo
that will entitle tho purchaser
lo a deed lo the real estate oi-
ler confirmation of the salo
Tho proporty will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as lo the condition of the
proporty. Prospective blddors
aro admonished lo check the
court file to verify all informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plaln-
tllf's attorney: The Sale Work,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES.
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100. BURR RIDGE. IL 60527.
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for Iho sales department..
Ploaso refer to filo number
14-04-D735.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attomoy Rio No.; 14-04-D735
ARDC.V 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to Iho Fair
Debt Collection Pracllcos Act,
you aro advised that Plaintiff's
attorney Is doomed to bo a
debl collector attempting to
collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will be usod
for that purpose.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS. INC. AS NOMI-
NEE FOR CH
MORTGAGE COMPANY I,
LTD. OR ITS
SUCCESSORS OR AS-
SIGNS
PLAINTIFF
VS
CHRISTINA M. DEVERA;
CRES C. ESGUERRA;
CONSOLACION A. ES-
GUERRA; FIELDS OF
CAMBRIDGE CONDOMINI-
UM ASSOCIATION;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS;
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1093
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN
YOU.CRES C. ESGUERRA;
CONSOLACION A. ES-
GUERRA; UNKNOWN OWN-
ERS AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case has
been commenced in this
Court against you and other
defendants, asking for Iho
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying the premises
described as follows, to wit:
UNIT 315-1 IN THE FIELDS
OF CAMBRIDGE CONDO-
MINIUM AS DELINEATED
ON A SURVEY OF THE FOL-
LOWING DESCRIBED REAL
ESTATE: LOT 288 IN WIND-
WOOD UNIT TWO. BEING A
SUBDIVISION IN SECTION
35, TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH,
RANGE 11 EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN AND LOTS IN WIND-
WOOD UNIT THREE, BEING
A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF SECTIONS 35 AND 36,
TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH.
RANGE 11 EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN, AND PART OF SEC-
TIONS 1 AND 2, TOWNSHIP
44 NORTH. RANGE 11 EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN. IN LAKE COUN-
TY, ILLINOIS; WHICH
SURVEY IS ATTACHED AS
EXHIBIT *C* TO THE DEC-
LARATION OF CONDOMIN-
IUM RECORDED MAY 23,
2001, AS DOCUMENT
4696934. AND AS MAY BE
AMENDED. TOGETHER
WITH ITS UNDIVIDED PER-
CENTAGE INTEREST IN
THE COMMON ELEMENTS.
Commonly known as:
1461 SOUTH CANDLESTICK
WAY
WAUKEGAN.IL 60085
and which said Mortgage was
made by.CHRISTINA M. DE-
VERA; CRES C. ESGUER-
RA;
Mortgagor (s), to
M.E.R.S., INC. AS NOMINEE
FOR CH MORTGAGE COM-
PANY I, LTD.
Mortgagee and recorded in
the Office of Iho Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5139788; and for olher relief,
UNLESS YOU file your an-
swer or otherwise file your ap-
pearance In this case in tho
Office of the Clerk of this
County.
Ms. Sally Coftell
Clerk of the Court
18 North County Street
Waukegan, Illinois 60065
on or before November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Thirteenth Roor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Te1.(312)346-908B
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0504953
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS
AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE
COMPANY
PLAINTIFF
VS
SHARON GONZALEZ F/K/A
SHARON Y. ANTES;
JUAN RIVERA; AGUEDA
RIVERA; UNKNOWN
HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF
JUAN RIVERA. IF
ANY; UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND LEGATEES OF
AGUEDA RIVERA, IF ANY;
UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND LEGATEES OF FELIX
C. GONZALEZ, IF
ANY; UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND LEGATEES OF
SHARON GONZALEZ, IF
ANY; UNKNOWN OWNERS
AND NON RECORD CLAIM-
ANTS;
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1594
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU,
SHARON GONZALEZ F/K/A
SHARON Y. ANTES; JUAN
RIVERA; AGUEDA RIVERA;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF JUAN RIV-
ERA, IF ANY; UNKNOWN
HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF
AGUEDA RIVERA, IF ANY;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF FELIX C.
GONZALEZ, IF ANY; UN-
KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGA-
TEES OF SHARON GONZA-
LEZ, IF ANY; UNKNOWN
OWNERS AND NON RE-
CORD CLAIMANTS ;
dolondanls, that this caso has
boon commenced in this
Court against you and other
defendants, asking for tho
foreclosure ol a cortaln Mort-
gage conveying tho promises
described as follows, lo wit:
LOT 5 IN BLOCK 3 IN EFFIE
L BRITTAINS SUBDIVISION
OF LOT 3 IN BLOCK 1 IN
MCKAY'S SECOND ADDI-
TION TO LITTLE FORT
(NOW CITY OF WAUKE-
GAN) AND OF LOT 7 IN THE
ASSESSOR'S SUBDIVISION
OF THE NORTH WEST
QUARTER OF SECTION 28.
TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH.
RANGE 12. EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN. ACCORDING TO THE
PUT THEREOF RECORD-
ED JUNE 24, 1691 AS
DOCUMENT 45852, IN
BOOK 'B' OF PLATS, PAGE
53 1/2, IN LAKE COUNTY. IL-
LINOIS.
Commonly known as; 607
CLARKE AVENUE
WAUKEGAN.IL 60085
and which said Mortgage was
mado by,
SHARON GONZALEZ F/K/A
SHARON Y. ANTES;
Mortgagor (s), lo
AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE
COMPANY
Mortgagee, and rocordod in
the Olfice of Iho Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE Counly, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5661502; and for other relief.
UNLESS YOU filo your an-,
swer or otherwise file your ap-
pearance in this caso In Iho
Olfice of tho Clork ol this
Counly,
Ms. Sally Coffolt
Clerk of the Court
18 North County Streot
Waukegan, Illinois 60085
on or before November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintilf
Thlrtoonth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Tel. (312)346-9O0B
Fox (312)346-1557
PA 0502447
Call T© Soibscirobe
at 847-245-75
NEWSPAPERS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WASHINGTON MUTUAL
BANK, FA
Plaintiff,
-v.-
TONY A. BUCHANAN, DI-
ANE L BUCHANAN, GMAC
MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION DBA DITECH.COM
Defendants
03 CH 557
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant lo a
Judgment ol Foreclosure and
Salo entered In the above
cause on May 14, 2003, an
agent of Tho Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 9, 2005, at tho
front door ol the Lako County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Street (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, soil
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as sot
lorth bolow, tho following de-
scribed real estate:
PARCEL 1: LOT 11 IN
BLOCK 272 IN ROUND LAKE
BEACH. SHOREWOOD
GOLF COURSE ADDITION,
A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4
OF SECTION 16. TOWN-
SHIP 45 NORTH, RANGE 10.
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN. ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF RECORDED JULY 26,
1946. AS DOCUMENT
595902. IN BOOK 30 OF
PLATS, PAGES 65 AND 66.
IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
PARCEL 2: LOT 10 IN
BLOCK 272 IN ROUND LAKE
BEACH, SHOREWOOD
GOLF COURSE ADDITION.
A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4
OF SECTION 16. TOWN-
SHIP 45 NORTH, RANGE 10,
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN. ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF RECORDED JULY 26.
1946. AS DOCUMENT
595902, IN BOOK 30 OF
PLATS. PAGES 66 TO 60, tN
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 10
EAST CLARENDON DRIVE
& 12 EAST CLARENDON
DRIVE, Round Lako Boach,
IL 60073
Property Index No. 06-16-
321-003, Property Index No.
06-16-321-004
Tho real ostato Is Improved
wilh a single family residence.
Tho judgmont amount was
$105,969.27.
Salo terms: 25% down of Ihe
highest bid by certified funds
at tho close of the auction; Iho
balanco, in certified funds, Is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. Tho subject proporty Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes lovlod against
said real estate and is olferod
for salo without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
ol title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In *AS IS* condi-
lion. Tho salo Is further sub-
ject lo confirmation by tho
court.
Upon payment In full of tho
amount bid, the purchaser will
rccoivo a Cortificato of Salo
that will ontillo Iho purchaser
to a deed to Iho real estate af-
ter confirmation of Iho salo
Tho proporty will NOT bo
open lor Inspection and plain-
till makos no representation
as to tho condition ol the
property. Prospoctivo blddors
are admonished to chock tho
court filo to verify all Informa-
tion.
For information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney; The salos clork,
FISHER AND SHAPIRO, LLC
. 4201 Lake Cook Road,
NORTHBROOK, IL 60062,
(847) 498-9990 between Iho
hours ol 1:00 p.m. and 3:00
p.m. only. Please refer to filo
number 03-7982D.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Streot - Sullo 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
FISHER AND SHAPIRO, LLC
4201 Lako Cook Road
NORTHBROOK, IL 60062
(847) 498-9990
Attorney Rio No.: 03-79B2D
NOTE:,Pursuont to tho Fair
Debt Collection Praclicos Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
atlomoy Is deemed lo bo a
debt collector attempting lo
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will bo used
for that purpose.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
CHASE HOME FINANCE,
LLC SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER TO CHASE MAN-
HATTAN MORTGAGE COR-
PORATION
Plaintiff.
-V.-
LINDA HULEY A/K/A LINDA
MAE HULEY, ot al
Defendants
05 CH 568
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN Dial pursuant to a
Judgment ol Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on June 22, 2005, an
agent ol The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 7, 2005, at the
front door of the lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Streot (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL. 60085, soil
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, as sot
forth below, the lollowing de-
scribed real estate:
UNIT 2 BUILDING 15 IN
HICKORY HILLS CONDO-
MINIUM, A CONDOMINIUM
OWNERSHIP OF A PARCEL
OF REAL PROPERTY IN
SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 11, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, IN LAKE COUN-
TY.
ILLINOIS, AS MORE FULL
DESCRIBED AND SHOWN
ON THE PLAT ATTACHED
AS
EXHIBIT *D" TO THE DEC-
LARATION ESTABLISHING
A PLAN OF CONDOMINIUM
OWNERSHIP FOR HICKORY
HILLS CONDOMINIUM, RE-
CORDED IN THE OFFICE
OF
THE RECORDER OF DEEDS
OF LAKE COUNTY. ILLI-
NOIS, AS DOCUMENT NUM-
BER
1642754 ON NOVEMBER 14,
1973, TOGETHER WITH A
PERCENTAGE OF THE
COMMON ELEMENTS AP-
PURTENANT TO SAID UNIT
AS SET FORTH IN SAID
DECLARATION, AS AMEND-
ED FROM TIME TO TIME.
WHICH PERCENTAGE
SHALL
AUTOMATICALLY CHANGE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH
AMENDED DECLARATION
AS SAME ARE FILED OF
RECORD PURSUANT TO
SAID DECLARATION, AND
TOGETHER WITH ADDI-
TIONAL COMMON ELE-
MENTS AS SUCH AMEND-
ED
DECLARATIONS ARE FILED
OF RECORD IN THE PER-
CENTAGES SET FORTH IN
SUCH AMENDED DECLA-
RATIONS, WHICH PERCEN-
TAGES SHALL
AUTOMATICALLY BE
OEEMED TO BE CON-
VEYED EFFECTIVE ON THE
RECORDING OF EACH
SUCH AMENDED DECLA-
RATION AS THOUGHY
CONVEYED
THEREBY. SITUATED IN
LAKE COUNTY. ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 2662
WOODVIEW COURT, Wau-
kogan, IL 60087
Property Index No.
07-11-200-080
Tho rool estate is improved
with a condominium.
Tho judgment amount was
■$63,530.79.
Sale terms: 25% down ol tho
' highest bid by certillod lunds
at the close of tho auction; tho
balance, In certified funds, Is
due within twonly-lour (24)
hours. The subjoct property is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real ostato and Is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse lo
Plaintiff and In "AS IS* condi-
lion. Tho salo Is lurthor sub-
joct to continuation by the
court.
If the salo is set asldo for any
reason, tho Purchaser at the
sale shall bo onlilloci only to a
rotum of tho deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser shall have no tur-
thor recourse against tho
Mortgagor, tho Mortgageo or
the Mortgagoo's attorney.
Upon payment In full of iho
amount bid, Iho purchaser will
rocelvo a Corlificato of Sale
that will oninio the purchaser
to a deed lo tho real estate al-
tar confirmation of the salo
Tho proporty will NOT bo
open for inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as lo tho condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check tho
court file to verify all informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney: Tho Salo Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for the sales deportment..
Please relor to file number
14-05-3394.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
bom Street - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
PC.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
AttorneyFlle No.: 14-05-3394
ARDCtt 00468002
Case tt 05 CH 568
NOTE: Pursuant to Iho Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiffs
attorney is deemed to bo a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI-
NEE FOR ACCREDITED
HOME LENDERS, INC., OR
ITS SUCCESSORS
OR ASSIGNS
PLAINTIFF
VS
LUIS A. CRUZ JR A/K/A LUIS
CRUZ; TOG
DEBT SOLUTIONS, LLC;
UNKNOWN HEIRS AND
LEGATEES OF LUIS A.
CRUZ JR. IF ANY;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1451
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU,
LUIS A. CRUZ JR A/K/A LUIS
CRUZ; UNKNOWN HEIRS
AND LEGATEES OF LUIS A,
CRUZ JR. IF ANY; UN-
KNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case lies
been commenced in this
Court against you and other
delondants, asking lor the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage convoying the promises
described as follows, to wit:
LOT 1 IN BLOCK 132 IN
ROUND LAKE BEACH, RE-
NEHAN BEACH ADDITION,
A SUBDIVISION OF PARTS
OF SECTIONS 20, 21 AND
28, TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH,
RANGE 10. EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERI-
DIAN. ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF, RECORD-
ED JULY 25, 1930 AS
DOCUMENT 356997, IN
BOOK "V OF PLATS. PA-
GES 36 TO 39. IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as:
328 HIGHMOOR DRIVE
ROUND LAKE PARK, IL
60073
and which said Mortgage was
made by.
LUIS A. CRUZ JR A/K/A LUIS
CRUZ;
Mortgagor (s), to
M.E.R.S., INC. AS NOMINEE
FOR ACCREDITED HOME
LENDERS. INC.
Mortgagee, and recorded in
Iho Olllco of the Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5371136; and for other roliol.
UNLESS YOU filo your an-
swer or otherwise file your ap-
pearance in this caso In the
Ollico of tho Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Colfelt
Clerk of Iho Court
18 North County Street
Waukogan, Illinois 60085
on or boforo November 28,
2005. A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plnlntill
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, Illinois 60602
Tel. (312)346-9088
Fax (312)346-1557
PA 0506091
THAT PURPOSE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN. ILLINOIS
COUNTRYWIDE HOME
LOANS. INC.
PLAINTIFF
VS
michael a. gonzales;
anne fisher; lake
forest condominium
homes association;
Unknown owners and
non record claimants
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1246
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN
YOU.LAKE FOREST CON-
DOMINIUM HOMES ASSO-
CIATION; UNKNOWN OWN-
ERS AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this case has
been commencod In this
Court against you and other
defendants, asking for the
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage convoying tho promises
described as follows, to wit:
UNIT A-122 IN LAKE FOR-
EST CONDOMINIUM
HOMES, AS DELINEATED
ON THE SURVEY OF THE
FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
PARCEL OF REAL ESTATE:
BLOCK 2 IN WOODVIEW
ACRES. BEING A SUBDIVI-
SION OF PART OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER
AND PART OF THE SOUTH-
WEST QUARTER OF SEC-
TION 26, TOWNSHIP 44
NORTH. RANGE 12, EAST
OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF RE-
CORDED OCTOBER 9,
1959, AS DOCUMENT
1047809. IN BOOK 34 OF
PLATS, PAGE 143. IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS; AND AL-
SO TOGETHER WITH A
TRACT OF LAND LYING
EASTERLY OF AND ADJA-
CENT TO THE EASTERLY
LINE OF BLOCK 2 DESCRI-
BED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN-
NING AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF BLOCK 2
AFORESAID; THENCE
SOUTHERLY ALONG THE
EASTERLY LINE OF BLOCK
2 AFORESAID, 742.26 FEET
TO THE SOUTHEAST COR-
NER THEREOF; THENCE
SOUTHERLY ALONG THE
EASTERLY LINE OF WEST-
ERN AVENUE, BEING A
CURVED LINE CONVEXED
EASTERLY. HAVING A RA-
DIUS OF 359.14 FEET FOR
A DISTANCE OF 210.61
FEET TO THE WESTERLY
RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF
THE CHICAGO AND
NORTHWESTERN RAIL-
WAY; THENCE NORTHERLY
ALONG SAID WESTERLY
RIGHT OF WAY LINE,
941.00 FEET TO THE
SOUTHERLY LINE OF A 20
FOOT ALLEY; THENCE
WESTERLY ALONG
SAID SOUTHERLY LINE 60
FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING, ALL IN WOOD-
VIEW ACRES, BEING A
SUBDIVISION OF A PART
OF THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER AND A PART OF
THE SOUTHWEST QUAR-
TER OF SECTION 28,
TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH,
RANGE 12. EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERI-
DIAN, ACCORDING TO THE
PLAT THEREOF RECORD-
ED OCTOBER 9, 1959 AS
DOCUMENT 1047809, IN
BOOK 34 OF PLATS,
PAGE 143, IN LAKE COUN-
TY, ILLINOIS, WHICH SUR-
VEY IS ATTACHED AS EX-
HIBIT "A" TO THE DECLA-
RATION MADE BY THE
AMERICAN NATIONAL
BANK AND TRUST COMPA-
NY OF CHICAGO, AS
TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST
DATED JULY 11, 1972 AND
KNOWN AS TRUST NO.
76953, RECORDED IN THE
OFFICE OF THE RECORD-
ER OF DEEDS, LAKE
COUNTY, . ILLINOIS, AS
DOCUMENT 1620B29; TO-
GETHER WITH ITS UNDI-
VIDED PERCENTAGE IN-
TEREST IN THE COMMON
ELEMENTS, AS SET
FORTH IN SAID DECLARA-
TION.
Commonly known as: 1301
WESTERN AVENUE UNIT
122 LAKE FOREST, IL 60045
and which said Mortgage was
made by, MICHAEL A. GON-
ZALES; ANNE FISHER;
Mortgagor (s), to
COUNTRYWIDE HOME
LOANS, INC.
Mortgagee, and recorded In
the Office of the Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5601463; and lor other relief.
UNLESS YOU lite your an-
swer or otherwise filo your ap-
pearance In this case in tho
Office of the Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Coffelt
Clerk of the Court
18 North County Street
Waukogan, Illinois 60085
on or before November 28,
2005, A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE
COMPLAINT.
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Thirteenth Floor
1 North Dearborn
Chicago. Illinois 60602
Tel. (312) 346-9088
Fax (312) 346-1557
PA 0505974
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES File
Number H PA0500827
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS.
INC., AS NOMINEE FOR
COMMUNITY LENDING,
INCORPORATED, OR ITS
SUCCESSORS OR AS-
SIGNS
Plaintiff,
vs.
RICHARD A. PROSZOWSKI
A/K/A RICHARD
PROSZOWSKI; ROSALIE
PROSZOWSKI; HOUSE-
HOLD FINANCE CORPO-
RATION III; CITIFINANC1AL
SERVICES, INC.; UN-
KNOWN HEIRS AND LEGA-
TEES OF RICHARD A.
PROSZOWSK). IF ANY; UN-
KNWON OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS:
Defendants.
05 CH 686
NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE UNDER IL-
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
in tho above entitled cause on
June 29, 2005, Inlercounty
Judicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005. at the hour of 12:00
noon in their offico at 1600
Nations Drivo, Suite 117, Gur-
noo, Illinois, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, Iho following
described property:
LOTS 7 AND 8 IN BLOCK
278 IN ROUND LAKE
BEACH, SHOREWOOD
GOLF COURSE ADDITION.
A SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4
OF SECTION 16. TOWN-
SHIP 45 NORTH, RANGE 10
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF RECORDED JULY 26,
1946 AS DOCUMENT NUM-
. BER 595902, IN BOOK OF
PLATS. PAGES 65 AND 66,
IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 1430
North Poplar Avenue, Round
Lako Beach, IL 60073.
P.I.N. 06-16-314-020, 021.
The Improvement on the
property consists of a single
family residence.
Salo terms; 10% down by cor-
- tilled funds, balanco within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
rotunds.
The judgmont amount was
$110,955.68.
The property will NOT bo
open for Inspection.
Upon payment In full of (he
amount bid, tho purchasor will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle tho purchas-
er to a Deed to the premises
alter confirmation of Iho sale.
Far Information: Visit our web-
silo at http://sorvico.atty-
piorco.com, Bolweon 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plaintilf's Attorneys,
1 North Dearborn Street, Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel.No.
(312)476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer. (312) 444-
1122
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
NATIONAL CITY MORT-
GAGE CO..
Plaintiff,
Vs.
MIGUEL PULIDO and AL-
BERTO PULIDO,
Defendants
No. 05 CH 347
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby
given that pursuant to a judg-
ment entered in the above en-
tilled cause on May 25, 2005,
the following described real
estate, to-wit;
Lot 16 In Block 372 in Round
Lake Beach, Hillwood Addi-
tion, Unit No. 2, a Subdivision
of part of the Northeast 1/4 ol
Section 19, Township 45,
North, Range 10, East ol the
Third Principal Meridian, ac-
cording to the Plat thereof, re-
corded January 30, 1953, as
Documenl 780976 In Book 32
of Plats, Pages 84 and 85,
and Book 1161 of Records,
Page 388,
and corrected by Certificate of
Correction recorded April 13,
1953, as Document 787173,
in Lake County, Illinois.
Commonly known as 912
Soulhmoor Lane, Round Lake
Beach, Illinois
Permanent Index Number:
06-19-230-023
will on the 29th day ol No-
vember, 2005 at Ihe hour of
11:00 a.m. inside the East
Door of Ihe Lake County
Courthouse, 18 N. County St.,
Waukefian, Illinois, bo offered
for sale and sold by an agent
of The Judicial Sales Corpo-
ration.
The Judgment amount was
S1 45,255.99
The property Is improved with
a single family home.
Sale terms; Tho bid amount
shall be paid In cash immedi-
ately by the highest and best
bidder at the conclusion ol the
sate! The subject property Is
subject lo general real estate
taxes, special assessments or
special taxes levied against
said real estate and Is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse lo
plaintiff. The sale Is further
subject to confirmation by the
court
Upon payment is full of the
amount bid, the purchaser
shall receive a Certificate of
Sale, which will entitle the
purchaser to a Deed to (he re-
al estate alter confirmation of
the sale.
The property will NOT be
open lor inspection, Prospec-
tive bidders are admonished
lo check the Court file to veri-
ty all Information.
For Information contact Plain-
ttlf,'s Attorney: Heavner, Scott,
Beyers & Mihlar, 111 E, Main
St., Suite 200, Decatur, Illinois
62525 (217) 422-1719 ext.
23.
Note: Pursuant to the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act
you are advised that Ihe Law
Firm of Heavner, Scott, Be-
yers & Mihlar is deemed to be
a debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR-
CUIT LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS CENDANT MORT-
GAGE CORPORATION,
D/B/A COLDWELL BANKER
MORTGAGE;
Plaintiff,
vs.
JORGE NIEVES;
Defendants,
04 CH 1458
NOTICE OF SALE -
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
In tho above ontillod cause on
Novomber 24, 2004, Inter-
county Judicial Salos Corpo-
ration will on Thursday, De-
cember 8, 2005, .at the hour of
9 a.m. In their offico at 5465
Grand Avenue, Suite 100,
Gurnoo, Illinois, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the
following described mortgag-
ed real estate:
LOT 87 IN MITCHELL HIGH-
LANDS, A SUBDIVISION OF
THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF
THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF
THE NORTHWEST 1/4 (EX-
CEPT THE SOUTH 2
CHAINS); THE SOUTHWEST
1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4
OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4
AND THE EAST 20 FEET OF
LOT 5 IN BLOCK 2 IN HOOK
AND NEVEILLE'S LONG
LAKE SUBDIVISION IN SEC-
TION 13, TOWNSHIP 45
NORTH, RANGE 9, EAST OF
THE THIRD PRINCIPAL
MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO
THE PLATS THEREOF RE-
CORDED MAY 17. 1923 AS
DOCUMENT 224106, . IN
BOOK V OF PLATS ON
PAGE 76, IN LAKE COUNTY,
ILLINOIS.
Commonly known as 25650
West Bayvicw. Inglesido, IL
60041.
P.I.N. 05-13-116-009.
The Improvement on the
property consists of a single
family residence.
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours, by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
S89.315.15.
The property will NOT be
open for Inspection,
For Information call Dawn K.
Krones at Law Offices of Ira
T. Nevel, 175 North Franklin
Street, Chicago, Illinois. (312)
357-1125.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Officer, (312) 444-
1122
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
PROBATE DIVISION
ESTATE OF )
William L Schwofer ) No. 05 P 673
Deceased. )
C L AI M N O TI CE
Notice is given of tho death of William L. Schwofer, of
Inglesido, Illinois. Loiters of Ollico were issued on September
22, 2005, to Molody L. Schwofer, 34429 N. Sunshine Ln., Ingle-
sido, Illinois 60041. as independent executor, whoso attorney Is
Mark A. DoFluo, 102 E. Grand Ave., Lake Villa, Illinois 60046.
Claims against the estate may be filed In Ihe olfice of tho Clerk
ol the Circuit Court at 18 North County Street, Waukogan. Illi-
nois 60085, Room C-307 or with representative, or both, on or
bolero April 26, 2006, which date is not less than 6 months from
tho dato ol the first publication of this notice and any claim not
filed within that period is barred. Copies of any claim filed with
the Clerk must be mailed or delivered to Iho representative and
to tho attorney within 10 days alter It Is filed.
Melody L. Schweler
Independent executor
Mark A. Doruo
(Attorney)
0401A-7102-FL
October 21, 28, 2005
November 4, 2005
PIERCE & ASSOCIATES File
Number # PA0503162
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIR--
CU1T LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS MORTGAGE ELEC- •
TRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC AS NOMI-
NEE FOR GMAC MORT-
GAGE CORPORATION, OR i
ITS SUCCESSORS OR AS-.
SIGNS;
Plaintiff, 'n-
vs.
RETHA KELLY; JOHN WIL-
LIAM STRUBLE; UNKNOWN r
OWNERS AND NONRE;
CORD CLAIMANTS;
Defendants,
05 CH 679
NOTICE OF SALE PUR-
SUANT TO JUDGMENT OF.
FORECLOSURE UNDER IL-.
LINOIS MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE LAW
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby
given that pursuant to a Judg-
ment of Foreclosure entered
In the above entitled cause on
August 24, 2005, Intercounty
Judicial Sales Corporation will
on Thursday, December 8,
2005, at the hour of 12:00
noon In (heir olfice at 1800
Nations Drive, Suite 117, Gur-
noo, Illinois, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, Ihe following
described property:
LOT 6 IN BLOCK 63 IN
FREDERICK H. BARTLETTS
SECOND ADDITION TO
NORTH SHORE HIGH-
LANDS, BEING A SUBDIVI-
SION IN SECTIONS 12 AND
13, TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH,
RANGE 11, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN. IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS.
Commonly known as 3725
Clean/lew Ave., Gurnoo, IL
60031.
P.I.N. 07-13-202-008.
The Improvement on the
property' consists of a single
family residence with an at-
tached two car garage.'
Sale terms: 10% down by cer-
tified funds, balance within 24
hours.-by certified funds. No
refunds.
The judgment amount was
S124.891.97.
The property will NOT- bo
open for inspection.
Upon payment ' In • full -of -the
amount bid, Ihe purchaser will
receive a Certificate of Sale
which will entitle tho purchas-
er to a Deed to the promises
aflor confirmation of the sate.
For Information: Visit our web-
site at htlp^/service.atty-
plerce.com. Between 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m, only. Pierce & As-
sociates, Plaintiff's Attorneys,
1 North Dearborn Street, Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602. Tel.No.
(312)476-5500.
INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL
SALES CORPORATION
Selling Ollicor, (312) 444-
1122
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
CP Cleaning Specialists
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Residential/Commercial
Cleaning
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
481 East Cardinal Lane,
Round Lake Beach, IL.
60073, (847)791-1214.
NAME(S) AND POST
/OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Cheryl N. Plencner, 481 East
Cardinal Ln.. Round Lake
Beach. IL 60073. (847)791 -
1214.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE)
This Is to certify that tho un-
dorsigned Intond(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness from the location (s) Indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full namo(s) ol tho
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho business
Is/are correct as shown.
I&l Cheryl N. Plencner
October 19, 2005
Tho foregoing Instrumont
was acknowledged before me
by tho porson(s) Intending to
conduct the business this
19lhdayof October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Molissa Ann Boyer
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 19, 2005
Wlllard R. Helander
Lako County Clerk
1029D-7526-RL
October 28, 2005
Novembor4, 11,2005
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY, IL-
LINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER
TO WELLS FARGO HOME
MORTGAGE, INC. F/K/A
NORWEST MORTGAGE,
INC.
Plaintiff,
-v.-
PHILIP J. HARRIS, etal
Defendants
05 CH 327
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment of Foreclosure and
Sale entered In the above
cause on April 27. 2005, an
agent ot The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on November 21, 2005, at the
front door of the Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
StreBt (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL. 60085, sell
at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash, -as set
forth below, the following de-
scribed real estate:
PARCEL 1: UNIT M-110
BARRETT' 1 LEFT IN LAKE
BARRINGTON SHORES,
PHASE 1, CONDOMINIUM 2,
AS DELINEATED ON THE
SURVEY OF PART OF THE
EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 11,
TOWNSHIP 43 NORTH,
RANGE 9, EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN, IN LAKE COUNTY, ILLI-
NOIS, WHICH SURVEY IS
ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT "B"
TO THE DECLARATION
MADE BY LASALLE NA-
TIONAL BANK, AS TRUST-
EE UNDER TRUST NO.
43456, RECORDED IN THE
OFFICE OF THE RECORD-
ER OF DEEDS, LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS. JULY
17, 1975 AS DOCUMENT
1718600; TOGETHER WITH
AN UNDIVIDED .7865 PER-
CENT INTEREST IN SAID
PARCEL (EXCEPTING
FROM SAID PARCEL ALL
THE PROPERTY AND
SPACE COMPRISING ALL
UNITS AS DEFINED AND
SET FORTH IN SAID DEC-
LARATION AND SURVEY),
PARCEL 2: EASEMENT FOR
INGRESS AND EGRESS TO
ROUTE 59 FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF PARCEL 1 AS
SHOWN ON EXHIBIT *B" AT-
TACHED TO THE DECLARA-
TION OF CONDOMINIUM
AND RECORDED JULY 17,
1975 AS DOCUMENT
1718600 {AND NOT MADE A
PART OF SAID CONDOMINI-
UM),
PARCEL 3: A PERPETUAL
EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT
FOR PARKING PURPOSES
IN AND TO PARKING
SPACE NO. 110-C AS
SHOWN ON THE SURVEY
ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT P B"
TO THE DECLARATION OF
CONDOMINIUM AND RE-
CORDED JULY 17, 1975 AS
DOCUMENT 1718600.
Commonly known as 381
DEER TRAIL HILL UNIT C,
Lake Barringlon, IL 60010
Property index No. 13-11-
400-073
The real estate is Improved
with a condominium.
The judgment amount was
5144,720.83.
Sale terms: 25% down of Iho
highest bid by certified funds
at the close of the auction; the
balance, In certified funds, is
due within Iwenty-four (24)
hours. The subject property Is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against
said real estate and is offered
for sale without any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and In "AS IS" condi-
tion. The sale Is further sub-
PUBUC NOTICE
. ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
write2bU5lness
NATURE/PURPOSE; -: - — •■■
Writing Servicos
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
581 Treolop Ln., Gurneo, IL.
60031,(847)548-5196.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Annette L. Wisniowskl. 581
Treelop Ln., Gurneo, IL.
60031, (847)548-5196.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to cortify (hat the un-
dersigned intend(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness from the location (s) Indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full name(s) of the
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the businoss
is/are correct as shown,
/s/ Annette L. Wisnlewski
October 17, 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged before me
by the pereon(s) Intending to
conduct the business this
17th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Yarimar'Santos
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 17, 2005
Wlllard R. Helnnder
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7516-GP
October 21, 28,2005
November 4, 2005
joct to confirmation- by the
court.
II the sale Is set aside for any
reason, the Purchaser at the
sale shall be entitled only lo a
return of the deposit paid. The
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against the
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
tho Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchasor will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitle the purchaser
to a deod to tho real estate af-
ter confirmation of the sale
Tho property will NOT bo
open lor Inspection and plain-
till makes no representation
as lo iho condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check the
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Informalion, contact Plain-
tiff's attorney: The Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. . 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527,
(630) 794-9876 between the
hours ol 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for tho sates department..
Please refer to lile number
14-05-1870.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Street - Suite 1015' Chi-
cago, Illinois 60602-3100
(312)236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURRRIDGE.IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-1870
ARDCfl 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to Ihe Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plaintiff's
attorney Is deemed to be a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any infor-
mation obtained will bo usod
for that purpose.
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Scrubs At Homo
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Retail
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
2401 E. Sand Lake Rd., Lln-
denhurst, IL. 60046,
(847)356-2616.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Sherrl S. Laird. 2401 E. Sand
Lake Rd., Llndonhurst, IL.
60046,(847)356-2616.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE)
This Is lo cortify that the un-
dersigned Inlend(s) lo con-
duct tho above named busi-
ness from Iho location(s) indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full namo(s) ol the
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting Ihe business
Is/are correct as shown,
/s/ Shard S. Laird
October 11, 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged before mo
by the person(s) Intending to
conduct the businoss this
Hlhdayof October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Melissa Ann Boyor
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 11,2005
Willard R. Helander
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7508-LV
October 21,23,2005
November 4, 2005
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PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
A Happy Time Signs , (V1
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Yard sign rental .
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
21 N. Falrlawn Ave., Munde-
leln, IL 60060, (847)514-
7204.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES) OF THE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Katherine D. Ruiz, 21 N. Fair-
lawn Ave., Mundeioln, IL.
60060, (847)514-7204.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE)
This Is to cortify that the un-
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
J MB J Remodeling
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Remodeling houses
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
22195 W. Morton Dr., West
Miltmore, IL 60046,
(815)276-2915.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
John M. Blue, 221 95 W.Mor-
ton Dr., Wost Miltmore, IL.
60046, (815)276-2915.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to certify that the un-
dersigned Intend(s) to con- dorsigned Intend(s) to con-
duct the above named busi- duct the above named busi-
ness from the locatlon(s) Indl- ness from the locatfon(s) Indi-
cated and that the true and lo- cated and that the true and lo-
yal lull namo(s) of the gal full namo(s) of the
person(s) owning, conducting person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business or transacting Ihe business
Is/are correct as shown. Is/are correct as shown.
/sV Katherine D, Ruiz /s/ John M. Blue
October 1 8, 2005 Oclobor 1 2, 2005
The foregoing Instrument The foregoing instalment
was acknowledged before me was acknowledged bolero me
by the person(s) Intending to by the person(s) Intending to
conduct the businoss this conduct the business this
IBJhdayof October 2005. 12th day of October 2005.
,}il** *'* OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Aida Caiillo
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 21,2005
Wlllard R. Holander
Lake County Clerk
1029D-7527-MN
October 28, 2005
November 4. 11,2005
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Melissa Ann Boyer
Notary Public
Recolvod: Oct. 12, 2005
Willard R. Holander
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7509-LV
October 21,28.2005
Novomber4, 2005
MEDIA
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
at12lreasuro , .
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Custom artworks and retail
sales
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
581 Treetop Ln.. Gurnoe, IL
60031,(847)548-5196.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Annetto L. Wlsniewskl, 581
Treetop Ln., Gurneo, IL.
60031,(847)548-5196.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE)
This is to cortify that tho un-
dersigned intend(s) to con-
duct tho above named busi-
noss Irom tho locatlon(s) Indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full name(s) of the
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the businoss
Is/are correct as shown.
/s/Annotte L. Wlsniewskl
October 17, 2005
Tho foregoing instrument
was acknowledged before me
by tho porson(s) Intending to
conduct the business this
17th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Yarimar Santos
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 17, 2005
Willard R. Holander
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7517-GP
October 21, 28, 2005
Novombor4,2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Etapa's ECO 911
NATURE/PURPOSE:
MulU level marketing of air pu-
rification systems, wator puri-
fication systems, also herbal
supplements, also sklncare
products.
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
38703 N. Sheridan Rd.,
Beach Park, IL. 60099. Home
based businoss, calls made
by phone to sot up business
and try to sale products at cli-
ent's homes. (847)263-8099.
Zion Post Office, 1225 Shlloh
Blvd.. Zion, IL. 60099. (BOO)
275-8777.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES) OF THE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Self/Jamie L. Etapa, 38703 N.
Sheridan Rd., Boach Park, IL.
60099.(847)263-8099.
Zion Post Office, 1225 Shiloh
Blvd.. Zion, IL. 60099. (800)
275-8777.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to certify that tho un-
dersigned intend(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness from the location(s) indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full name(s) of the
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho businoss
is/are correct as shown,
/s/ Jamie L. Etapa
Oclobor 6, 2005
Tho foregoing instrument
was acknowledged beforo mo
by tho person(s) Intending to
conduct tho business this 6th
day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Julio Sroat
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 10, 2005
Willard R. Helander
Lake County Clerk
1021C-7518-WD
October 21,28,2005
November 4, 2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Lako Forest Photography
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Wedding photography
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
1008 Foster Avenue, Lake
Bluff, IL 60044.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Donald E. Russ, 1008 Foster
Ave., Lake Bluff, IL. 60044.
(847)234-1816.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is lo certify that tho un-
dersigned intend(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness Irom tho location(s) indi-
cated and that Iho truo and le-
gal, full namo(s) of the
person (s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business
is/are correct as shown.
is) Donald E. Russ
October 17, 2005 '
Tho foregoing ' instrument
was acknowledged beforo me
by tho porson(s) Intending to
conduct Ihe business this
17!hdayol October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Suzanno Henley
Notary Public
Recolvod; Oct. 18,2005
Willard R. Holander
Lako County Clork
1021C-7522-GP
October 21 . 28, 2005
November 4, 2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Designed For You
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Gill basket/retail
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
424 Meadow Hill Lane. Round
Lake Beach, IL. 60073,
(847)721-8977.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING.
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Janel Rao Scott Valente, 424
Meadow Hill Lane, Round
Lake Beach, IL. 60073,
(847)721-8977.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to certify that Iho un-
dersigned Intend(s) lo con-
duct tho above named busi-
ness from the location(s) indi-
cated and that tho truo and le-
gal full namo(s) of tho
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business
is/aro correct as shown.
fat Janel R. Scoll Valente
October 14. 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged bofore mo
by iho porson(s) Intending lo
conduct the business this
14lhdayol October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Melissa Ann Boyer
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 14, 2005
Willard R. Holander
Lako County Clork
1021C-7523-RL
Oclobor 21,28,2005
November 4, 2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
That Bob Guy Handyman
Service
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Carpentry, small home re-
pairs.
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
653 Dublin Dr.. MunrJelein. IL.
60060, (847)566-1825.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES) OF THE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Robert O'Malley, 653 Dublin
Dr., Mundelouln, IL 60060,
(847)566-1825.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This is to cortify that tho un-
dersigned intond(s) to con-
duct tho above namod busi-
ness from the locallon(s) Indi-
cated and that the true and le-
gal full namo(s) of the
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho business
Is/aro correct as shown.
/si Robert O'Malley
Oclobor 24, 2005
Tho foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged bolore mo
by Iho person(s) Intondlng to
conduct the business this
24th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Melissa Ann Boyer
Notary Public
Rocclvod: Oct, 24, 2005
Willard R. Helandor
Lako County Clerk
1029D-752B-MN
Oclobor 28, 2005
Novembor4, 11,2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
DK Homo Investors
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Real Estato Purchases
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
1077 Danvora Lane, Lake
Zurich, IL. 60047, (847)438-
5843.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Don, M. Kll Schaofor, 1077
Danvora Lano, Lake Zurich,
IL 60047. (847)438-5843.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This is to certify lhat tho un-
dersigned Intend(s) to con-
duct the above namod busi-
ness from tho iocallon(s) Indi-
cated and that tho true and le-
gal full namo(s) of Ihe
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho business
Is/are correct as shown.
Is) Don Schaofor
/s/ M. Kit Schaofor
Oclobor 13,2005
Tho foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged boloro mo
by tho porson(s) Intending to
conduct tho business this
13th day ol October 2005,
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Michelo Winters
Notary Public
Received; Oct. 17. 2005
Willard R. Helandor
Lake County Clork
1029D-7525-WL
October 28,2005
Novombor4, 11,2005
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
A Happy Timo Signs
NATURE/PURPOSE;
Yard sign rontai
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
21 N. FairlawnAvo., Mundo-
loln, IL, 60060, (847)514-
7204.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Katherine D. Ruiz, 21 N. Falr-
lawn Ave., Mundelein, IL.
60060, (847)514-7204,
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE >
This Is to certify lhal tho un-
PUBL1C NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Earth Wild Gardens
NATUREVPURPOSE:
Sale of plants, landscape de-
sign
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
1479 Polawaloml Rd., Gray-
slake, IL. 60030, (847)287-
7477.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
David Husomollor, 1479 Pola-
waloml Rd., Grayslako, IL.
60030, (847)287-7477.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to certify that the un-
dersigned intend(s) to con-
duct Iho above namod busi-
ness from tho locatlon(s) Indi-
cated and that tho true and le-
gal full namo(s) of the
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho businoss
Is/are correct as shown,
/s/ David Husomollor
October 24, 2005
Tho foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged before mo
by Iho porson(s) Intondlng to
conduct the business this
24lndayol October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Mary M, Nelson
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 24, 2005
Willard R. Holander
Lako County Clork
1104A-7534-GL
November 4. 11, 18,2005
dorsigned inlend(s) to con-
duct the obovo namod busi-
ness Irom tho localion(s) Indi-
cated and that tho truo and le-
gal full name(s) ol tho
porson(s) owning, conducling
or transacting the business
is/aro correct as shown.
1st Katherine D. Ruiz
Oclobor 18. 2005
Tho foregoing Instrument
was acknowlodgod beforo mo
by Iho pcrson(s) intondlng to
conduct the businoss this
IBthdayol October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Aida Carillo
Notary Public
Recolvod; Oct. 21,2005
Willard R. Helandor
Lako County Clerk
1029D-7527-MN
Oclobor 28, 2005
November 4, 11,2005
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PUBUC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Toalhcr Educational Notions
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Educational Materials
AODRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
171 W. Sprucowood Lano,
Round Loko Boach, IL
60073.
NAME{S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES) OF THE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Adam Toalher, 171 W. Spru-
cawood Lano, Round Lake
Boach, IL. 60073, (847)201-
6027.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
"mis Is to cortify that tho un-
dersigned Intond(s) to con-
duct tho abovo named busi-
ness from the locations) Indi-
cated and that tho truo and lo-
gat lull name(s) of tho
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho business
is/are correct as shown,
/s/ Adam Tcather
October 21, 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged before me
by tho person(s) intending to
conduct Ihe business this
21st. day ol October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Caroilno Haupt Furth
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 26, 2005
Willard R. Hoiandor
Lake County Clork
1104A-7535-GL
November 4, 11, 18,2005
PUBUC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Mark Machining
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Machining
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
4241 5 N. Park Ln., Antioch,
IL. 60002, (847)603-8832,
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES)OFTHE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Gonuol Almodovar Jr., Janet
Almodovar, 42415 N. Park
Ln., Antioch, IL. 60002,
(847)603-8832.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This is lo cortify that the un-
dersigned tntond(s) lo ■ con-
duct tho abovo named busi-
ness from tho location(s) Indi-
cated and that the truo and le-
gal lull nam of s) ol tho
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the business
is/are correct as shown.
1st Gonuol Almodovar Jr.
1st Janet Almodovar
October 28, 2005
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged boforo me
by the person(s) Intending lo
conduct tho business this
28lhdayof October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Molissa Ann Boyor
Notary Public
Received: Oct. 2B, 2005
Willard R. Helandor
Lake County Clork
1104A-7536-AN
Novombor4, 11, 18,2005
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.,
AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUC-
TURED ASSET SECURITIES
CORPORATION SASCO
MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST
1999-BC4 MORTGAGE
PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI-
CATES. SERIES 1999-BC4
Plaintiff,
•v,-
ROBERT J. MACAFEE A/K/A
ROBERT MACAFEE.otal
JUDGE HALL
Defendants
05 CH 656
NOTICE OF SALE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to a
Judgment ol Foreclosure and
Salo entered in tho abovo
cause on June 22, 2005, an
agent of The Judicial Sales
Corporation will at 11:00 AM
on December 6, 2005, at tho
front door of tho Lake County
Courthouse, 18 North County
Stroet (East Door INSIDE),
WAUKEGAN, IL, 60085, sell
at public auction to Ihe high-
est bidder for cash, as sot
forth bolow, tho following do-
scribed real estate:
LOT 47 AND THE EAST 20
FEET OF LOT 48 IN SHAN-
NON'S SECOND ADDITION
TO WOODBINE PARK, BE-
ING A SUBDIVISION OF
PART OF THE NORTHEAST
1/4 OF SECTION 11. TOWN-
SHIP 46 NORTH, RANGE 9,
EAST OF THE THIRD PRIN-
CIPAL MERIDIAN, ACCORD-
ING TO THE PLAT THERE-
OF RECORDED JANUARY
11, 1929, AS DOCUMENT
330568, IN BOOK T OF
PLATS, PAGE 51. IN LAKE
COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
Commonly known as 26454
W. SHANNON AVENUE. An-
tioch, IL 60002
Property Index No. 01-11-
206-059
The real estate is improved
with a single family rosldenco.
Tho |udgmont amount was
S8B.083.01.
PUBLIC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME application
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Cuddlo Care Pot Sitting
NATURE/PURPOSE:
Pet silting, vacation care, dog
walking, grooming, In other
peoples homos.
ADDRESS(ES) WHERE
BUSINESS IS TO BE
CONDUCTED OR TRANS-
ACTED IN THIS COUNTY:
31 Woodland Ave., Fox Lake,
IL 60020, (347)224-7868.
NAME(S) AND POST
OFFICE OR RESIDENCE
ADDRESS(ES) OF/THE
PERSON(S) OWNING,
CONDUCTING OR
TRANSACTING BUSINESS
Denlse Shatpe, 31 Woodland
Ave., Fox Lake, IL. 60020,
(847)224-7868.
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE)
This Is to certify that tho un-
dersigned intend(s) to con-
duct the above named busi-
ness (rem tho locatlon(s) Indi-
cated and that tho true and le-
gal full namo(s) of ihe
porson(s) owning, conducting
or transacting tho business
is/are correct as shown.
1st Dcniso Sharps
October 25, 2005
Tho foregoing instrument
was acknowledged before mo
._ by the person (s) Intending to
conduct tho business this
~'25th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Bornadine Remblako
Notary Public
Rocoivod: Oct. 26, 2005
Willard R. Hoiandor
Lake County Clork
1104A-7538-FL
November 4, 11, 18, 2005
Sale terms: 25% down of Ihe
highest bid by certified funds
at the closo of tho auction; the
balance, In certified funds, is
due within twenty-four (24)
hours. The subject proporty is
subject to general real estate
taxes, special assessments,
or special taxes levied against,
said real estate and Is offered
for sale wllhout any represen-
tation as to quality or quantity
of title and without recourse to
Plaintiff and in "AS IS* condi-
tion. The salo is further sub-
ject to confirmation by the
court.
If the sale Is set asldo for any
reason, the Purchaser at tho
sale shall be entitled only to a
return of Ihe deposit paid. Tho
Purchaser shall have no fur-
ther recourse against tho
Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee's attorney.
Upon payment In full of the
amount bid, the purchasor will
receive a Certificate of Sale
that will entitlo the purchaser
to a deed lo tho real estate af-
ter confirmation ol tho sale
Tho property will NOT be
open for Inspection and plain-
tiff makes no representation
as to Ihe condition of the
property. Prospective bidders
are admonished to check tho
court file to verify all Informa-
tion.
For Information, contact Plain-
tilf's attorney: Tho Sale Clerk,
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C. , 15W030 NORTH
FRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE
100, BURR RIDGE, IL 60527.
(630) 794-9876 botwoon Ihe
hours of 1 and 3 PM only and
ask for tho sales department..
Please refer to file number
14-05-3990.
THE JUDICIAL SALES COR-
PORATION 33 North Dear-
born Stroet - Suite 1015 Chi-
cago. Illinois 60602-3100
(312) 236-SALE
CODILIS & ASSOCIATES,
P.C.
15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE
ROAD, SUITE 100
BURR RIDGE, IL 60527
(630) 794-9876
Attorney File No.: 14-05-3990
ARDCH 00468002
NOTE: Pursuant to tho Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act,
you are advised that Plalntilf's
attorney is deemed to be a
debt collector attempting to
collect a debt and any Infor-
mation obtained will be used
for that purpose.
PUBUC NOTICE
ASSUMED BUSINESS
NAME ADDITION OF
OWNER(S) TO BUSINESS
NAME OF BUSINESS:
Tasa Dion
ORIGINAL FILE DATE:
6/13/05
STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE )
This Is to certify that Iho per-
son(s) listed below Is/are to
bo added to the list of
person(s) owning, conducting
or transacting the abovo
named business oil active
10/25/05.
Robert A. Wilson
2042 Oaktroo Trail
Lake Villa
(847)915-0256.
1st Robert Andrew Wilson
The foregoing Instrument
was acknowledged beforo me
by the person(s) Intending lo
conduct Ihe business this
25th day of October 2005.
OFFICIAL SEAL
/s/Molissa Ann Boyor
Notary Public
Rocoivod: Oct. 25. 2005
Willard R, Helander
Lake County Clerk
1029D-7532-LV
October 28, 2005
November 4. 11, 2005
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STATE OF ILLINOIS
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT LAKE COUNTY -
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
'MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI-
NEE FOR PLATINUM
HOME MORTGAGE CORPO-
RATION OR ITS
SUCCESSORS OR AS-
SIGNS
PLAINTIFF
VS
MARK B. REED; JENNIFER
CREED;
CRANBERRY LAKE CON-
DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION;
UNKNOWN OWNERS AND
NON RECORD CLAIMANTS
DEFENDANTS
NO. 05 CH 1029
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU,
MARK B, REED; JENNIFER
C. REED; UNKNOWN OWN-
ERS AND NON RECORD
CLAIMANTS ;
defendants, that this caso
has
been commenced In this
Court against you and other
defendants, asking (or Ihe
foreclosure of a certain Mort-
gage conveying Ihe promises
described as follows, to wit:
UNIT 25-1 IN CRANBERRY
LAKE CONDOMINIUM, AS
DELINEATED ON THE
SUR-
VEY OF THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE:
LOTS 24 THROUGH 27,
BOTH INCLUSIVE, AND 47
THROUGH 56. BOTH
INCLUSIVE. IN_
CRANBERRY
LAKES PHASE I SUBDIVI-
SION. BEING A SUBDIVI-
SION OF PART OF THE
SOUTHEAST < AND THE
NORTHEAST < OF
SECTION
28, TOWNSHIP 45 NORTH,
RANGE 10. EAST OF THE
THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDI-
AN, WHICH SURVEY IS AT-
TACHED AS EXHIBIT "B" TO
THE DECLARATION OF
CONDOMINIUM OWNER-
SHIP RECORDED AUGUST
10, 1999 AS DOCUMENT
4399432, IN THE
RECORD-
ER'S OFFICE OF LAKE
COUNTY. ILLINOIS, TO-
GETHER WITH ITS UNDI-
VIDED PERCENTAGE IN-
TEREST IN THE COMMON
ELEMENTS, AS AMENDED
FROM TIME TO TIME.
Commonly known as:
121 HOLIDAY LANE
HAINESVILLEJL 60073
and which said Mortgage was
made by, MARK B. REED;
■ JENNIFER C. REED;
Mortgagor (s), to
M.E.R.S., INC. AS NOMINEE
FOR PLATINUM HOME
MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION
Mortgagee, and recorded in
tho Office of Ihe Recorder of
Deeds of LAKE County, Illi-
nois, as Document No.
5374 1B3; and for other relief. -
UNLESS YOU tile your an-
swer or otherwise file your
ap-
pearance in this case In the
Office of the Clerk of this
County,
Ms. Sally Coffclt
Clerk ol the Court
16 North County Street
Waukogan, Illinois 60085
on or before November 28,
2005. A JUDGMENT OR DE-
CREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE
TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR
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fiber-reinforced clastomeric sealant. Duct tape
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tape is great for many things, but scaling ducts
isn't one of them!
2. Ask your contractor to perform an
lnfihrometer "blower door" test. The blower
incg bills
door is a computerized instrument originally
invented by the Department of Energy. It pin-
points where your home's worst air leaks are,
such as duct leaks, and also measures how
leaky the overall house is. Most homes have
the equivalent of an open window in com-
bined air leaks. Many heating contractors offer
an Infillrometer test as part of a "Whole House
Health & Comfort Checkup" that also checks
insulation levels and overall duct perfor-
mance.
3. Close your fireplace damper. Did you
remember to close it last time you used the
fireplace? Shut it now or waste precious warm
air all winter long!
A. Replace your furnace or heat pump air
filter. Most systems need this done every
month to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Keep forgetting to do it? Ask your contractor
for information on an extended surface area
whole house air filter that only needs to be
replaced once a year. It also docs a far better
job of keeping your equipment and die air in
your home clean.
5. Have your heating system cleaned and
tuned. A pre-season tune up is a great Invest-
ment. It reduces die chances of breakdowns
on cold -winter nights, improves safety, and
more than pays for itself through more energy
efficient operation. For a free report: "How To
Identify a Good Heating and Cooling
Contractor," go towww.comfortinstitute.org.
6. Install a programmable set-back ther-
mostat. Turning down die thermostat 8
degrees for 8 hours a day will save 8 percent on
home heating costs. An easy way to take
advantage of these savings is to lower die ther-
mostat temperature while away from home or
sleeping. Ask your heating contractor about
new models which are much easier to pro-
gram.
7. Consider replacing your old furnace or
heat pump. Just like a car, heating and cooling
equipment doesn't last forever. Is your system
more than 12 years old? Planning to stay in
your home more than a few years? Many
authorities recommend replacing it before
it fails permanently, A new system is safer,
improves comfort, is more dependable
and creates less air pollution. New units
pay for themselves over time as they are up
to twice as energy efficient. However, gov-
ernment and utility research has found
that over 90 percent of newly installed
high efficiency systems have energy wast-
ing mistakes. Do some homework before
talking to contractors. For more informa-
tion, visit www.energystar.gov and
www.comfortinstitute.org. Print out the
free Comfort Institute report "Tips and
Secrets To Buying A New Heating and
Cooling System."
The Infiltrometer instrument pinpoints
where energy wasting air leaks are, and
measures your home's fresh air
exchange rate.
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Great ranch on comer lot.
3 bedrooms. 1.5 baths, garage
and finished basement.
Updated throughout.,
s 220,000
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DON'T JUDGE
THE BOOK
by the covert This 2 bedrm has all
hardwood doors, crown molding. Island
kitchen, 2 full baths, full finished base-
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2-1/2 car garage.
$ 21 4,900
GREAT BUY
4 bedrooms, 2 bath tri-level. Eat-in
kitchen, remodeled w/wood cabinets
& pantry. Family rm, living rm &
dining rm combo. Room for garage
In fenced vard.
s 1 69,900
ON AN ACRE
Great ranch on an acre with
pole bam. 4 bedrooms, 2
. baths, oak kitchen, full
basement, screened porch
and pool tool
$ 349,900
WHY RENT?
When you can own this beautiful
townhome. 100% financing
available. 3 yrs. new w/oak kitchen,
2 bedrooms, loft & 1.5 baths. 2 car
garage & finished lower level,
bonus room.
$ 1 66,000
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Soaring foyer w/ceramic entry.
Custom Kitchen w/while cabinetry
Inlaid Corian, breakfast bar and full
. pantry. 4 bedrms, 2-1/2 baths,
master suite w/ga'rden bath. Family
room has vaulted ceilings &
fireplace.FuIl basement 9" ceilings,
2-1/2 car attached garage.
Call Madolyn 847*651-8349
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this 2 bedrm townhome. 60x30 lot
backs to open space. Kitchen
w/dining area family rm w/fireplace,
formal living rm. 2 baths and 1 car
attached garage.
$ 1 42,900
Call Madolyn 847-651-8349
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Appliances stay. 2
blocks to the lake.
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much more important than many home-
owners think. Rain flowing over windows,
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1. Think safety first. Always use a solid, quality
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CHAIN O'LAKES LAKE RIGHTS
Lowest Priced 5 BR 2 BA Home
[n Lake Villa. Beautiful Lakefront
Park & Boat Launch. Great
Location Across Street from
Park/Playground. Oak Kit, LR,
OR & Lrg Earn Rm. All
Appliances Stay. Wrap-Around
Deck. Pool & Oversized 2-1/2
Car Gar. City Sewer. $199,900
Call "Mr. Polo" Elchler 847-395-2300
DUCK LAKE WATERFRONT
Meticulously Maintained All Brick
4 BR 2 BA Ranch w/150' Water
Frontage on 1/2 Acre. Bright &
Open Fir Plan. HW Firs & Pella
Windows. Recently Remod Kit &
MBA. Sliders off FR to Patio
w/Beaullful Lake Views of Motor
Boat Lake. 2-1/2 Car Gar. It's a
1015294,900
Call "Mr. Pote" Eichter 847-395-2300
CHAIN O'LAKES LAKEFRONT
3 BR Home on Wooded 1/2 Acre
w/90" Water Frontage. Great Rm
w/Cathedral Ceil, 24' Wall of
Windows w/Beautiful Lake View,
Wood Burning Stove & Atrulm
Ors to Lrg Screen Rm & 2 Tier
Deck, Loft w/Skylls & Lake View.
Bsmt. Huge Permanent Dock.
$429,900
Call "Mr. Pote" Eichter 847-395-2300
CHAIN O'LAKES WATERFRONT
225' of Fox River Frontage! Attn
Builders & Investors, 4 PIN's
could bo 3 Buildable Lots when
Johnsburg Sewers Arrive. Very
Nice 3 BR 2 BA Home w/FP was
Rehabbod In 1984. 3 Rm Guest
House & 2-1/2 Car Heated Gar. 2
Decks, Steel Seawall & Pier.
$599,000
Call "Mr. Pete" Elchler S47-395-2300
ISLAND LAKE LAKEFRONT
High & Dry 3 BR 2 BA Lakefront
Homo Needs to be Rehabbed.
Great Opportunity to Build
Lakefront Equity. Gas Log FR
Newer Furn & C/A. Some HW
Firs. Granite Counter Tops. Walk-
Out Base. Pier & Paddle Boat.
Great Sunset Lake View! City
Sewers. $249,900
Call "Mr. Poto" Eichter 847-395-2300
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Waterfront to Long Lake &
Chain. Atln Bldrs, Investors &
Buyers wanting Lrg Lot. Vacant
Lot probably Buildable w/Sewer
at Str. 3 BR Homo w/Newer
Windows, Siding, Fascia, Eaves
& Gutters. Screen Porch, Deck,
Fenced Yard & Lrg Shed on 3-
1/4 Lots. $244,900
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Panoramic View of Plstakee
Lake. 3 BR 2 BA w/Den. Brick &
Stone Ext wAVrap-Around Deck.
Oak/Corian Kit w/lsland. DR
w/Bullt-ln Cabs. LR w/Bullt-ln
Bar & W/B Stove. Cedar MBR
w/Cath Cell, W/B Stove. Boat
Launch, Slip & Pier. 12 Person
Hot Tub. $549,900
Coll "Mr. Peto" Elchler 847-395-2300
CHAIN O'LAKES PIER RIGHTS
Assoc w/Priv Pier, Boat Lauch &
Beach! Complete Remod 4 BR
3 BA Brick Ranch. Wooded Acrel
Granite & Hickory Kit. Vault Ceil,
Marble FP, Sun Rm, Grnhouso
w/Hcat-Alr. Fin Base w/FR Poss
In-Law. Office w/Outslda Entry.
2+ Car Gar. Like NEW1
$399,900
Call "Mr. Peto" Elchler 847-395-2300
CHAIN O'LAKES PIER RIGHTS
Adorable Home! Remod Kit
w/Mapie Cabs, Ceramic Tile &
Newer Appls. Remod BA
w/Marble Fir. New Oak Firs &
Woodwork, Six Panel Drs. Newer
Pella Windows, Roof, Well &
Septic. Vinyl Siding. 3 Lots Total
1/2 Acre! 2-1/2 Car Gar
w/Carport & Gazebo. $159,900
Call "Mr. Poto" Elchler 847-395-2300
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CHAIN O'LAKES WATERFRONT
Beautiful Lake Views from this
Heavily Wooded Vacant
Waterfront Lot! Many Mature Oak
Trees. Perfect for a Hillside Ranch
or 2 Story Home w/Walk-Out
Lower Level. 76x206x76x21 1 .
This Is tho Dream Lot You've
Been Waiting for on tho Chain
O'LakesI $159,900
Call "Mr. Poto" Elchler 847-395-2300
CHAIN O'LAKES WATERFRONT
Attention Contractors! Excellent
Invest Opportunity for Deep
Channel Front. Located In Area
of some Now and Rehabbed
Homes. Lrg Lot for Expansion.
Full Basement Foundation
should Enable 2nd Story
Addition. City Sewer Provides
Easier Expansion. $199,900
Call "Mr. Poto" Elchler 847-395-2300
CHAIN O'LAKES WATERFRONT
Complete Remod. 4 BR 2 BA,
Huge LR w/Atrium Drs to 23x20
Deck & 6 Person Hot Tub. Oak
Kit w/Newer Appl. Beautiful BA*s,
Whirlpl Tub. Recessed Lights.
Newer Plumb, Elec, Furn, Pier,
Well & State of tho Art Septic
System. Back Deck, 2.5 Car Gar
& Shed. $309,900
Call "Mr. Peto" Elchler B47-395-2300
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Leech & Denoma
1850 E. Grand Avenue
Lindenhurst, IL 60046
847-356-3400
"Real Estate for the Real World"
MOTIVATED SELLERS WANT SOLD!
Expansive 3 bedroom, 3- 1 12 bath, 2 siory. Huge
rooms around every corner. Full basement to
add storage or living space. All new carpet and
painted to please. (5106)
$234,900
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
GREAT RANCH!
Beautiful ranch in desirable neighborhood!
2 bath, professional landscaping, basement,
open (loor plan with fireplace! A true gem!
(5171)
$269,000
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
KEEPS COMING UP ROSES!
Roses galore around this great 2 story! Full finished
basement, private backyard w/koy pond, waterfall,
2 tiered deck & fenced. Great master suite, 2 story
great room w/skylights & fireplace. (5173)
$344,900
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
Hanch on extra deep lot. Offers formal living rm.,
cat-in kitchen, family rm w/ brick fireplace. 3 bdrms,
1-1/2 baths. Attached garage. Screened room. Steps
to Gages Like & park. Great location close to shop 1
ping. A great value. (5177)
$179,900
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
CALL THIS ONE HOME!
Perfect location-lake rigbts-Milbum schools-walking
distance to forest preserve and park. Well maintained
home features wood burning fireplace In large family
room. Updated kitchen-master bedroom with bath, 2.5
car garage. (5178)
b b $219,900
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
CONDO W/COMPLEX POOL
Great location! 2nd floor unit offers large living rm,
eat-in kitchen w/dinetle area. Master w/dressing
area. Close to shopping. Stevenson High School
District. (5179)
$179,900
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
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2 story w/bsmt, 3 bedrm, 2-1/2 badis, Irg form, liv
& din rm. Eat-in kit opens to fam rm w/frpl. Master
suite w/ Jacuzzi tub, sep shower & double vanity
sink, double closet. 6 panel solid doors. New carpet.
I luge fenced lot w/deck & shed. (5100)
$249,900
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
DRING RACKTHE SPARKLE
Neglected, but solid 2 fiat with plenty of potential. Both
units offer 2 bedrooms with full bath and hardwood
flooring. Storage in attic and basement, plus large out
building She is in desperate need of updated baths and
kitchens. (5182) $164,900
CENTURY 21 Leech & Denoma 847-356-3400
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sized home at 1,914 square feet is
designed for a rear sloping lot.
Keeping the master bedroom on the
main floor was achieved, allowing
privacy from die olber two remain-
ing bedrooms. The master suite has a large
bathroom with an oversized shower and a
walk-in closet. A large window overlooks the
backyard.
People who enjoy the warmth and colorful
flames of a wood fire will love the sec-through
fireplace, equally visible from the living room,
dining room, and kitchen. Ceramic tile, which
wraps around the hearth, serves as spark-
proof flooring while visually unifying the
group living area. The same tile covers the
eniryway moisture-proof qualities will come
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room will become a restful room to guests and
family alike.
Built-in utilities are close to kitchen,
garage, master suite, and die stairs to the base-
ment bedrooms. A half-bath is also centrally
located. The kitchen with a built-in dishwash-
er, range and oven, and a comer pantry sur-
round the nook, ideal for those morning coffee
breaks. For those formal times, there is a vault-
ed dining room in the left rear corner. U has
sliding glass doors opening onto a wood deck.
The Cogswell is a two-story hillside home.
The vaulted ceilings, along widi additional
clerestory windows, create a more spacious
feel than dimensions seem to dictate.
Downstairs die two bedrooms share a bath
with die large family room. Plenty of storage
area for all sorts of items is available down-
stairs. The large family room has sliding glass
door dial open to the backyard. This is an ideal
room for the TV or for games the family enjoys.
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ew technologies make possible
"dream homes" beyond your
wildest dreams. Television dis-
plays are bigger and better.
Whole-house audio provides
unparalleled sound quality. The
ever-expanding World Wide Web brings home
whole libraries of information. Corporate pri-
vate networks are reaching into home offices
and transforming workaday lifestyles. All the
while, broadband connections to die home are
becoming faster than ever.
These technologies are already within the
reach of the average household. But lack of
home communications wiring system could
trample on many dreams of digital Utopia.
Unfortunately, many builders are taking short-
cuts and not installing the infrastructure that is
necessary to implement these technologies In
new homes. This infrastructure essentially
consists of structured wiring installed behind
die walls in a star configuration with termina-
tions at a central distribution device.
Report card time
Recognizing Uiat many homebuyers are
not experts in communications wiring, the
Copper Development Association has devel-
oped a blank "report card" on communica-
tions wiring. Modeled on the traditional ele-
mentary school report card, die form is easy to
use and understand. It assists the homebuyer
in asking questions about and comparing the
level of structured wiring installed in the
homes tfiey are considering.
Based on the builder's responses and die
homebuyer's expectations, the homebuyer
assigns grades of "excellent" (E), "satisfactory"
(S), "needs improvement" (I) or "poor" (PJ, to
various aspects of the communications wiring
infrastructure.
Feedback to builders
"Other tech-home rating systems are often
too detailed or too technical for die average
homebuyer to understand," says John Cpwie,
manager of Residential Communications
Wiring for the CDA. "This report card empow-
ers homebuyers widi a quick-and-easy grad-
ing system. The homebuyer could optionally
pass out completed report cards to builders.
That would give the builders feedback about
whether or not they are meeting the demands
of the marketplace with respect to die commu-
nications wiring infrastructure."
CDA is also preparing a communications-
wiring report card for apartment hunters. For
more information on what you should be look-
ing for in your new home and to download files
of ready-to-use blank report cards, visit
http://www.copper.org/applications/tclecom
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: What to do in
November
here are some things to do before
winter really hits," advises the
Illinois Landscape Contractors
Association (ILCA) in its November
hints. .
Evergreen winter care
Watering still Important
• Broad-leaved and needled evergreens
need moisture to build up their winter
reserves, Since evergreens retain their foliage
during the winter, sunny and windy winter
days may cause excessive transpiration (water
being lost through the foliage). Regular water-
ing well into the fall helps evergreens prevent
winter moisture loss. Water now! The water
needs to be
thoroughly
absorbed
up into the
plants
when win-
ter hits.
Also,
mulch the
root sys-
tems to
help hold
the mois-
ture in the
soil. Water
again dur-
ing any
warm spell
during die
winter
months, if
November 2005
feasible.
Burlap protects yet allows
plants to breathe:
• Install a physical barrier, like burlap, to
protect your evergreen trees and shrubs
exposed to strong, drying winter winds or salt
spray. Place tall wood stakes around each
evergreen plant or a group of plants. Attach the
burlap to the stake by sandwiching die burlap
between the stake and a piece of wood lath.
Secure the lath to the stakes with wood screws.
• If upright specimen evergreens, such as
arborvitac and yews, are susceptible to dam-
age from ice or snow accumulation, consider
wrapping them widi burlap. Tie the burlap to
the main trunk at the base of die shrub. Wrap
around the branches, pulling them upward as
you go. Make sure the entire shrub is covered
with die burlap and tied off at die top.
• If covering the entire plant is not feasible,
de any loose hanging branches to the main
truck with strips of burlap to maintain a more
compact form. This makes It less likely that
snow will remain on the branches.
Anti-transplrants help:
• Commercial anti-transpirants sprayed
on evergreen foliage is another option for pro-
tecting evergreens. They form a waxy barrier
to prevent moisture loss. Apply before die
temperatures go below freezing and, if possi-
ble, re-apply in midwinter if temperatures are
adequate.
Plant protection
• Roots of perennial plants benefit from a
layer of mulch to protect against winter tem-
perature fluctuations (which can cause frost
heaving), and extreme cold temperatures.
After die plants have gone donnant (usually
after Thanksgiving), apply a 3" layer of mulch.
Winter mulch should remain in place from die
time the ground begins to freeze until the mid-
dle of April. Spring varies from one year to die
next, A good rule of thumb is waiting unUl die
soft maples and elms are in bloom before
removing winter mulch.
• If deer are a problem in your area, con-
sider applying a repellent which discourages
diem from feeding either because of the bad
taste or offensive smell. In no way do repel-
lents harm the deer. They encourage the deer
to find food elsewhere. Be aware though, that
die longer deer have been feeding in your gar-
den, the less effective repellents will be.
Lawn Care
• Use a mulching lawn mower to shred
leaves. The finely shredded leaves can be left
on the lawn with no harm to die turf and add
many nutrients back to the soil. Heavy accu-
mulations of leaves will need to be removed,
but mulching, whenever possible, greatly
reduces the amount of time spent on the
dreaded bagging of leaves and carrying diem
curb side for pick-up.
• Minimize or eliminate foot traffic, vehi-
cle traffic (bicycles for example), etc. on your
lawn late in the season after it has stopped
actively growing. The lawn simply cannot heal
itself. This is especially important on frosty
mornings while the grass is still green, if dam-
age does occur from walking on frost-covered
grass, it is possible Uiat diis damage, in die
form of foot prints, can be nodceable through
out the winter months.
• Once lawn weeds become dormant, her-
bicides arc no longer effective, so wait until
spring for your next herbicide application.
Creating Winter Interest in Your Flower
Beds and Containers
• Wait until spring to cut back certain
perennials since they can provide winter visu-
al interest or food for birds. Ijeave the seed
heads of Black-eyed Susans and coneflowers.
Sedum and ornamental grasses can be left
uncut in the fall.
» Decorate window boxes and outdoor
containers widi evergreen branches. Balsam
firs inserted into die soil will hold their needles
all winter. Otiier colorful selections include
bittersweet and holly berries, or curly willow
and red twig dogwood branches.
At your fingertips:
• ILCA landscaping hints are available at
www.ilca.net. Click on Consumer
Information. Also. check die base locations
and services of ILCA member contractors,
under "Finding A Landscape Contractor."
ILCA offers the free color brochures, "Your
Landscape Begins With A Dream/ for plan-
ning, budgeting and creating outdoor spaces
and "Garden Centers Are 'Natural' Resources,"
with guidance in garden center selection.
Included is a list of member landscape con-
tractors and garden centers. Call Monday
through Friday 630-472-2851, write ILCA, 2625
Butterfield Road, Suite 204W, Oak Brook, 1L
60523 or e-mail lodcll@ilca.net for print mate-
rial, (c) Copyright, 2005, Illinois Landscape
Contractors Association
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• Tour 5 mode! homes
• 3 to 6 bedrooms with 2 to 3 baths &C walk-in closets (per plan)
• 37 floorplans including 6 ranch plans
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Townhomes from the $1 70s
• 2 to 4 bedrooms, 1 V4 to 3 baths
• 5 floorplans to choose from
• 2'/t-car garage (per plan)
• Finished lower level (per plan)
The Community
• Natural tranquility meets neighborhood tradition
• Amenities include wetlands, parks, ponds, gazebos
& walking trails
Neunaven
Call Today 847-838-3998
In Antloch: 1-94 North to Rte. 173 (Rosecrans Rd.) West 4 ml. to
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• Sand volleyball, tennis courts, basketball & tot lots
• Easy access to major expressways & shopping
Call Today 847-838-1689
In Antloch: 1-94 North to Rte. 173 (Rosecrans Rd.) West 4 mi.
to Savage Rd. South on Savage Rd. To Oak Shore Lane.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
This representation is based in whole or in part on data supplied by the Multiple Listing Service of
Northern Illinois, Inc. for the period November 2005 to present. Hie Multiple Listing Service of
Northern Illinois, Inc. does not guarantee nor is it in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data
maintained by the Multiple Listing Service of Northern Illinois, Inc. may not reflect all real estate
activity in the market.
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598 PI urn Tree Lane, 277,500
26307 Gmpcvfne Ave,, 1 15,000
4237 D, 142,000
064 Mockingbird. 320,000
259 Brtdgcwnod, 163,500
390BO Golf Ln., 126,500
42620 forest Lone, 1 15,900
1420 Itcdwing Dr., 252,500
25910 Hermann, 355,000
446 Blrchwood, 184,000
26708 Wllmot, 176,000
253 Brldgewood, 184,000
900 Highway 45, 375.000
900 Highway 45, 250.000
253 Ccdarwuod Lane, 155,000
624 Longview, 215,000
39852 Crabapplc Dr., 241,900
415 Maplcwood Dr., 186,000
42997 Janclle, 159,900
22130 Calvin, 215,000
25726 Clark. 190,000
804 Mockingbird, 277,500
40160 Circle, 190,000
760 Creek Hqndfji., 249.900
970 Coiliersrone, 249,850
FOX LAKE
24 Pistakee ljike Rd., 104,900
627 Windsor Dr., 160,322
620 Windsor Dr„ 166,580
39 Bermuda, 60,000
311-5 Bermuda, 58,000
97 Mineola Dr., 123,000
65. Elm Ave., 175,000
58 Vail Colony, 9 1,300
40-4 Oak Hill Colony, 81,000
58 Vail, 65,600
11 Meade Ct.i 131,000
78 North Ave., 120,000
22 Hush more, 111,375
0322 Cottonwood Ct, 191,500
95 Hillside Court, 71,000 ~
7407 Leisure Village Ave., 60,000
Lot 3 Nippcrsink ltd., 63,000
295 Jamaica Colony, 48,000
G KAYS LAKE
1 153 Chestcrfied, 275,000
1689 Belle I iaven Dr., 290,000
265 McMillan, 202,500
2054 Carillon Dr., 227,500
394 Ashford, 375,000
331 Fairfax Lane, 26-1 ,000
1004 Chadwick. 172,000
227 Mainsail Dr., 360,000
1478 Cheriton, 265,000
207 Seafarer, 245,000
2140 Carillon Dr., 230,750
2279 Ashbrook Lane, 235,000
34116Woodcd Glen Dr., 359,900
622 Dove Court, 127,500
1407 Doolittlc Lane, 154,900
309 Station Park Circle, 222,330
1265 Mcadowiark Ln., 259,000
69 KcenclandCL, 183,000
1225 Mcadowiark Ln., 286,000
719 Grassland Dr., 174,000
664 Lincoln. 268,000
496 Gatewood, 225,000
1 18 Mainsail, 251,000
1007 McKay Circle, 201,500
1005 Blackburn, 235,000
520 Enfield Lane., 250,000
1050 Ellsworth. 191,000
220 Lexington Ln., 216,000
1360 Churchill Ln., 275,000
43 School Street, 18-1,000
1 104 Chesterfield Lane. 289,000
484 Michelle, 276,000
1745 Falrport, 319,900
GJ1EEJ1QAKS
1751 White Fence, 589,000
11055 Crecksldc Path, 1.005.000
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14295 Lyic Court, 699,000
1240Woodileld Lane, 1,100,000
14218 Scotland Ct., 495,000
31231 Prairie Ridge, 530,000
2238 Hanlon, 435,000
2095 Cranbrook, 180,000
14662 Somerset Circle, 745,000
1850 While Fence Lane, 530.000
GUBNEE
4231 Kenwood Ave,. 225,000
4335 Buckingham, 156,000
36449 Strcamwood, 177,000
17076 Pond Ridge Circle, 541,000
17710 Running Creek, 180,000
1007 FarwcllCt., 119,000
Lot 4 Eastwood, 80,000
315 Hlllview, 320,000 -
3912 Blackstonc, 244.008
17326 Maple Lane, 134,900
1 163 Woodbury. 238,000
5 166 Cheshire, 117,300
IIAIIVCSVILUB
126 Celebration Ct., 221,000
251 Usk Dr., 284,000
101 Holiday Lane, 163,000
432 Whltetall Dr., 230,000
154 Clover Ct., 225.000
381 Deer Crossing CL, 275,000
338 1»alriot Dr., 159,900
76 Big Horn, 101,500
1 70 Clover Court, 2 1 5,000
113 Big Horn Dr., 200,000
02 Usk. 220.100
214 Holiday, 161,000
367 katherinc, 221,000
100 Big Horn, 212,000
113 Brittany, 236.500
103 Centennial, 210.000
340 Patriot Dr., 224,76-1
351 Patriot Dr., 242,910
153 Elk, 215,000
128 Tail Oak Dr.. 292,000
ISLAND LAKE
3328 Highland, 285,000
624 Mlp Circle, 330,000
1 035 Wimbledon Dr., 200,000
3Q2 Forest, 140,5000
360-1 Undcn, 157 ,250
28779 Lnmphcrc, 225,000
29492 Roberts, 605,000 -
4332 Shooting Star Dr., 188,000
1616 Kelly Rd, 256,000
4723 Southhampton Dr., 202,000
3005 Max Ct., 127,250
727 Carriage Mill Rd„ 324 ,000
3525 Hale Ln., 223,500
510 Longacrc lane, 275,000
801 Longacrc, 235,000
lAKnVUJA
436 Red Cedar Rd„ 396,527
44-1 Red Cedar Rd., 395,544
18053 Chatham Way, 366,925
717 Baxter Ct, 161,500
23861 Roscmont, 142,500
21452 Maurlnc Dr., 190.900
201 Berkshire Dr., 240,000
2101 Heartland, 225,000
21775 Park, 2 19,8000
36-162 Elizabeth Court, 145,000
37022 James, 152,570
14 19 Carriage I mc, 229,900
610 Carlyle, 335,000
1322 Benton Rd., 320,000
103 Balsam, 289,900
505 Benton, 192,500
24005 Forest Dr.. 140.000
36543 Sagebrush Ct., 420,000
365ia Sagebrush, 301,165
36510 Sagcbruuh Ct., 354,105
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10-13 Falrlawn, 355,000
1213 Golfslrcam Pkwy, 255,000
4502 Gavin Lane, 495,000
524 Broadway. 488.000
4659 Cclano, 660,000
1027 Crestficld Ave.. 47,000
912 Sandstone Dr., 1,100,000
809 Rockland Rd., 255,000
6533 Old Oak Rd., 727.000
5760 Churchill Court. 1,200,000
1 124 Fourdi, 500,000
1601 Lancaster lit, 44 1300
1114 Fourth Ave,, 505,000
719 Rockland Rd., 410.000
7 19 Ascot Ct, 305.000
517 Rockland Rd„ 252,500
614 Saxon Lane, 449,900
331 1st Street. 339,000
643 Rockland Rd, 240,000
1300 Annie, 450,000
629 Hampton Terrace, 252,000
UNDENHUnST
2400 Dccrpatli Dr., 93.500
1913 Longmcadow, 208,500
600 Crabtrcc Ct, 195,500
3135 Falling Waters Lane, 153,750
579 Colony, 212,000
2807 Falling Waters lit, 187,000
1830 Maplcwood, 150.000
457 Crooked Lake Lane, 269,900
G47 Providence Lane, 270,500
3182 Falling Waters Ln., 159,900
2407 ConnenCt, 215,000
439 Crooked Lake Ln., 201,200
657 Arrowwood Court, 151,000
410 Merganser Ct, 234,900
522 Whispering Pine, 390.000
64 Brook l-nnc, 107,000
2123 Burr Oak Line, 174,000
2560 Emerald Ln., 370,000
636 Putin, 250.000
rJ&IPcnn, 225,000
965 Sumac Ct, 16-1,900
210SSpruccwood, 160,000
2104 Fairfield Rd., 107,000
MUtillELEIN
1293 Regent, 239,000
20260 Green, 100,500
1312 Spalding, 207,000
28-125 Seminole Court, 165,000
38605 Hwy. 45. 153,000
OSWEGO
409 Newport Cr., 166,000
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3929 Cornell, 237.620
3824 Sutherland, 106,500
424 GrcertviewDr., 209,900
3-10 GreenvicwDr., 215,900
3910 Devonshire, 212,000
361 Dorset, 194,900
4033 Lake Park. 222.500
375 Bedford CL, 190,000
520 BrynMawr, 55,000
606 Rosedalc, 55,000
Richmond
8302 Route 173. 350.000
9307 Clark, 8-15,000
Lot #15 N.Rt. 12,89,900
Lot 7 Valley Dr.. 62,900
11424 Ukevlcw Dr., 140,000
5113 May Ave., 200,000
5111 Route 12, 355,000
9915 Hillshire, 370,000
4103 Route 173. 445,000
350 Cunat Boulevard, 1 19,900
54 12 Golden I lawk lid., 272,000
5402 Golden Hawk Dr., 291,000
3610 Overton Dr., 228,000
1 030 1 West Street, 1 03,5000
10310 Clark Rd, 400,000
5-115 Walnut. 240,000
5306 May Ave,, 177,500
10208 William, 176,250
8214 501011,160,000
Lot 9 Volley Dr., 54,900
5 tlOWalnut. 205.000
4208 Solon Rd., 276,000
10300 McConcIl Dr., 233,000
1061 Dee r'l rail, 238,000
873 Fox Chase, 172,250
526 Golfvtcw, 159,000
1524 Sand BarCt, 119.000
912 Martingale Ln., 172,000
507 Norman die Lane, 132,500
906 Village Dr.. 128.000
924 Village Dr., 121.000
l210Stmnysldc Court, 135,500
2536 Vineyard Lane, 204,900
1264 Village Dr., 146,000
1605 Oak Ave., 92,400
ROUND LAKE MRK
317 Clirtoii Dr., 113.000
102 Willow, 141,000
412 Forest Glen, 151,000
115 Pinevlew Dr., 104,900
1 17 Pineview Dr., 186,000
414 Kenwood, 98,500
21 1 Greenwood, 126,000
424 Clifton, 125,000
423 Bcllcvuc, 77,500
316 Washington St.. 132,000
343 Linden, 190,000
4 12 Clifton, 105,000
404 Kenwood Dr., 1 1 9,000
421 Bcllcvuc, 122300
SOUTHERN
EXPOSURE
Build on 10 acres! Minutes to I-
94 or Bong Recreation Area.
Horses OK! Not many large sites
remain, don't miss out!, Call now!
10 ACRES,
HORSES OK
Buiid your dream! Close to
schools, recreation, 1-94. Gently
rolling, wooded, stream in rear.
Call now!
$ 174 f .®0©
GORGEOUS LOT
Gorgeous heavily wooded lot
w/fruit trees, berry bushes, grape
arbors, slope allows walkout
design! Horses OK. Must see to'
beiieve!'A-2 zoning, surrounded
by woods!
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COLONIAL
Great 4BR, 2BA, walk-in closets,
hardwood & tile, 2 car garage,
all appliances included, fenced
yard, sep DR, full finished LL
w/bar, faux FP, Mature trees,
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION
15 room home in Wadwo nil's Jonathan Knulls. Huge rooms, 2-My Hun rm w/frplc.
On 2.5 acres. -I bedr, J- 1/2 baths, 3 frple, walkout bsmi. homo theatre, (oft, iray
ceilings, hardwood, granite, muster has frptc. his & her walk-ins, exercise nu &
luxury hath. Too much lo list $I,()60.0(X)
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-787B
GORGEOUS NEW GURNEE HOME
•l bedroom home in the new luxury home section »rOuk Knolls. On 1.34 acres
with large tiered deck. 2-sly foyer w/tray ceiling. 2-sty mm mi w/stonc floor-lo-
ceiling fireplace. Maple kitchen w/gninitc. Bru/.illun cherry floors, fireplace in
bsint. Luxury master. I si floor sludy/bedroom. $109,000
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(847) 223-7878
PRAIRIE CROSSING
Grayslake home enlarged and upgmded to the hilt! Uacks to open land!
Hardwood floors & 9" ceiling on 1st Hour. Vaulted family room w/fircplucc.
.Screened porch. Vaulted muster bedroom. 1st fl. study. Finished bsml
w/ccrumic floor & high ceilings. 4 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths. Too much lo list.
$618,000
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (84.7) 223-7878
WADSWORTr
Puhulotis proposed luxury estate home on 3.6 acre lot in Muni Club Farms. 1st &
2nd floor master suites. Huge rooms, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 2 fireplaces, 4 car
garage. Loaded with marble, granite, hardwoods & architectural moldings,
SI. 220.01X1
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (817) 223-7878
PANORAMIC GOLF COURSE LOT
Gorgeous 3 HK ranch with 3 baths] Cathedral living room with brick fireplace,
Gourmet maple kitchen w/granite lops & stainless appliances, Vaulted screened
porch & brick Icmicc. Expanded master with his & hers walk-ins and whirlpool
bath. Finished lower level, Hardwood floor. Prestigious Merit Club) $735,000
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-7878
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LUXURY HOME ON' 6+ ACRES
Quality built home on equestrian lot in stunning Hunt Club Farms with 98 \ 52
bam. Wadsworth. 1st floor luxury master suite. Hardwood floors, large screened
porch, finished bsml., slocked pond, deck, patio, 1st fl study. Too much tCi list. This
luimebasiti.ll! $1,299,900.
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-7878
NEW HOME ON 1 .4 WOODED ACRES
just gelling the finishing touches! 4 bedr, 4- 1/2 bath home in beautiful Mill Creek
Woodlands in Wudswoflh. 2 story foyer, cherry kitchen w/granilc tops, 10' ceilings
Im floor, oak floors, Italian marble, Iray ceilings, crown molding, arches . paver
palio. Awesome loll $894,900
'RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 2 2 3 >
BRICK & CEDAR 4 BEDROOM
Proposed home in new |f> lot Lake Villa development! .93 acre! 2-story family
room w/brick fireplace & oak floor. Huge kitchen w/walk-in pantry, oak floor
& granite tops, 9" ceilings 1st floor. Roynl size master w/den or nursery, silling
area, walk-in & whirlpool bath, I si floor study. 3 cur gar. $495,900
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847)223-7878
CONTEMPORARY NESTLED IN WOODS
3 bedroom, 3 bath home in Gurncc's Oak Knolls on over 2 wooded acres! Vaulted
living room w/frcc-standlng brick floor-to-cclling fireplace. Kitchen hits coriun
lops and is open lo family room. 3-scnson vaulted room with sliders lo deck,
gn/cbo & hot luh, S569.1KK)
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-7878
FIRST FLOOR END UNIT
Vernon Hills manorhomc with extru-deep garage for storage. Security build-
ing. 2 bedrooms. Double-door entry to muster wilh walk-In closet & dressing
area w/sink, Eat-in kitchen w/punlry & sliders lo palio. Pcrgo floor in kit. &
2nd bedroom. Pool, tennis. Agent owned. $180,000
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-7878
HILLSIDE RANCH ON 3.7 ACRES
Dcautiful Lake Villa wooded acreage with 3-4 bedroom ranch home with 2
fireplaces, 2 car tandem garage. In-law arrangement possible. White kitchen
w/stone lops. City sewer! New doors and windows. Can be subdivided.
$474,900
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-7878
RENTALS
Aniiocti 3 bedroom caretaker's home on wooded acreage. Fireplace in
living room. $950/mth
Libertyville Charming 100 yr old 4 bedroom home with 2 car garage.
Basement w/bath, laundry & storage, Fireplace & 4 baths. $1 ,995/mlh
Could be flat with 2 bedroom, bath & kitchen on each floor. Shared
garage & basement. SJlOO/mth each flat.
Vernon Hills 2 bedroom manorhomc end unit. First floor. Garage, all
appliances, pool, tennis. $1050/mth.
RANCH ON 4.62 ACRES
Great country estate living in Antioch w/pond. Horses OK & trails nearby. Sought-
after ranch wilh vaulted family room with floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace open lo
huge kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 cor garage. Partially finished basement $489,000
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-7878
VACANT LOTS
Higltwood Great opportunity for builder/investor! R-4
zoning allows up to 3 units (possibly 4 wilh variance). Commercial
zoning may be possible, $435,000
Wadsworth 2+ acre liomcsiles in Hunt Club Farms! Choose from
sloping, level & wooded sites, $299,900-$425,000
Wadsworth 2+ acre custom homesites in beautiful Jonathan Knolls.
S230,000-$249,900
Gurncc Acre wooded lot close to major highways & shopping. Road
needs lo be extended at builder's expense. $82,900
2 BEDROOM + LOFT
One year old lownhomc in Hculherslonc in Beach Park. Fabulous location ncxl
lo landscaped benn, End unit with sliders lo patio. Master has walk-in & full
private bath. 2 car garage w/opener, Upgraded! Oak kitchen w/oak floor &
coriun lops. Neutral & tasteful. $174,900.
RICHARD CAPOCCIONI • (847) 223-7878
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Just because your living area is small does-
n't mean it can't seem spacious. Here are some
ways to give the illusion that you are living
large:
Furniture: Choose small pieces with
"open" designs. For seating, look for benches
or couches without armrests. A love seat with
two exposed legs is better than a large sofa
with hidden legs. Choose a small round glass-
top coffee table.
Accessories: Don't overuse accessories,
and keep tabletops neat. The best way to cre-
ate an open feeling is to have less clutter. Rely
on mirrors (even floor-to-cciling mirrors) and
reflective surfaces to make spaces look bigger.
Color: Soft and light colors make rooms
look larger. Avoid contrasting molding and
door colors with wall paint tQnes. Too many
colors can make a space look smaller. Paint
your ceiling bright white to make it appear
high.
Flooring: As with paint, use the same
flooring Uiroughout the space to create die
illusion of spaciousness. If you can, nin wood
strips or die on the diagonal. Diagonal lines
appear longer dian ones that are parallel or
perpendicular to walls.
Windows: Window treatments should be
simple. For example, billowy curtains will
overpower a room and even invade upon the
space you have. Instead, go for blinds and sim-
ple valances that give a neat, clean look.
Storage: You want pieces that go "up" instead
of "out." A tall and narrow bookcase is better
than one that's short and wide. Opt for a high-
boy over a triple dresser.
Ph: 847-543-6991 Cell: 847-337-5863
E-mail:jventuri@usa.net
Juno Vonturi
Beautiful Waterfront Home
on the Channel of Duck Lake. It offers 4
bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a 2.5 car
garage. All appliances stay. This must see
home is in excellent condition. With sep-
arate buildable lot. Priced to sell at
$450,000.
This Community's On The Go
Enjoy a resort lifestyle in this 55 commu-
nity. This 2 bedroom, 2 car garage has
beautiful hardwood floor thru out. The
community features a recreation center
with a host of many activities. Grayslake
sell at $21 8,500.
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727 Grand, Ingleside
(847) 587-8200
Each office independently owned and operated
Office licensed in IL/WI
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(847) 533-8507
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INGLESIDE
2 bedrooms, t balh. Guod condition, easy to maintain. Walk lo (ruin. Close lo
Long Lake with water rights. 2 car garage and deck. Located on a comer lot.
Large living rm has a wuodbuming fireplace. $128,000,
Call Joseph Laubinger (847) 533-8507
ClIAIN-O-LAKES BY & CHANNEL FRONT
Three bedrm brick ranch on large lot w/sleel seawall on 2 sides. Truly a tranquil set-
ting w/trccs, birds and wildlife. Amenities include custom steel boat lilt, slonc frpl.
hardwood flooring in living rm, dining rm and 3 bdrooins. S389.000.
Call Joseph Laubinger (847) 533-8507
CONIEMPORARY RANCH
Prof, landscaped 3 bdrm. 2 blh and 3 car garage. Uuilt on a secluded 1 .3 acre lot
in cul-de-sac.
$299,000
Call Joseph Laubinger (847) 533-8507
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In business since 19B9, dealership w/auto repair. Located on busy hwy. 18.000 cars
daily. One of the few main roads to Antiocli and Wisconsin border. S750.0M).
Call Joseph Laubinger (847) 533-8507
LAKE VILLA COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
Approximately I acre commercial land with a bar business. Great comer location
in an area soon to be developed. Approx. 14,000 car daily traffic count. Hits one
acre has a lot of possibilities. $459,900.
Call Joseph Laubinger (847) 533-8507
GORGEOUS CHAIN LAKEFRONT
Major renovation in '93 & '98! 5 br/2 htlw, fall finished basement, 3 car garage! Huge lot! Panoramic lake views faun every window! $529,900!
Call Holly Blanchetto (847) 587-8200 x137
GREAT INVESTMENT
10,000 m| ft building/rcslnuruntVbaron 1 1.4 acres. Living quarters, oulbuildings,
equipment & nil fixtures included. A true turn key business - 3 separate bars - great
for banquet hall or large fumily pin a & pub.
Call Joseph Laubinger (847) 533-8507
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Some home prices have come down
anil interest rates still can't be beat!
Be in a new home for the holidays!
January starts a new year and home
prices will go up! Buy with Holly^
in Nov. or Dec. and receive
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McHenry
This Is It! Solid 5 bedroom ranch with lob of updates In the
ast 5 years. Kitchen w/oah cabinets, newer white appliances,
table space & breakfast bar. Ceramic tile ftcarpet through-
iul. Newer furnace, water heater, windows, oah doors fit trim.
Updated bath. Spacious laundry/mud room. Private fenced
bachyard. Close to park, beach a shopplngi
$169,900
Johnsburg
Old farmhouse Just remodeled. 3 BR, 1 bath. 1.75 acres
zoned agriculture. 80x40 barn wllh new metal roof &
windows. Great location In Johnsburg.
$329,900
Harvard
4 BR, 2.5 balh, 2 story, flew hardwood floors.
Full basement 2 car garage. Mo 5.5 A
$178,900
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Great location on Rt 120 across street from
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tenants. Call for details, broker owned,
$1,290,000
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McHenry FnK ., kp Spring Grove
5paclous all brick ranch Just remodeled. Tuscan style ron Lane .„.,
kitchen w/brand new steel appliances. Water/pier rights to 5.000 so, ft. commercial/retail building with 100 It. of 2.84 acres, zoned light Industrial, 40 ft easement on Rt to access
Cham. Pull basement. 2.5 car garage. frontage on Rt. 12. High traffic area possible 4 units. !***«* Utilities & sewer near by. Call for copy of survey.
$224,900 $452,900 $325,000
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This ranch home has tons of
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garage w/complale new roof
system, blacktop drive, 2
bedroom, 1 bath, and 1 year
home warranty Includedll All
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STUNNING EXECUTIVE RANCH!!
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Executive dream home In Salem Hills
Subdivision! Gorgeous attention to
detail in this 3 bedr, 2.5 bath, 2500+
sq.ft. home! Beautiful oversized gour-
met kit w/custom cabs. Hugo master
bedr suite w/iuxury master bath, walk
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oulsido private patloll Hrdwd firs, full
basement with daylight windows,
see-through frplc, 3 car gar. All of this
on ono acre parcel w/malure oaksll
A Lot To Offer at $419,000
BEAUTIFUL NEW CONSTRUCTION!
Just minutes north of Antioch, this
homo features 4 bedrooms, 2 full
baths, 2 car garage, vaulted
ceilings, fireplace and 1 year
builder's warranty! Over 2,100 sq.
ft., back deck and family-orientated
neighborhood!
A steal at $199,8001
Call Georgo Bessette at 847-335-9508
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4 bedroom delight on a country road in Trevor, Wl and built in 19981
1,700 sq. (1. of Irving space, 2 car attached garage, fenced yard for
privacy or pots, brick patio under deck and an outdoor shed! Loads of
closet space, lake and beach just down (he street!
Only $199,9001
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Hot Bargain at $199,900
Call Georgo Bessette at 847-395-9508
RANCH DELIGHT IN PADDOCK LAKE!!
3 bedroom, 2.5 baths just blocks from the lake!!
Huge double lot!! Many updates: carpet, pergo
flooring, sidewalk, roof, master BR bath, counter-
lops, and huge deck. Partially finished basement
w/possible 4th bedroom In a family-oriented
neighborhood! Great value just minutes north of
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Only $179,9001
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NEW HOME IN LAKE VILLA
Over 2100+ square feel, 2 car garage, vaulted ceilings,
centra! air, 10x12 deck, fireplace, finished laundry area!
BUILT WITH PRIDE!! Open and spacious floor plan in a
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beach, boat ramp. One year builder's warranty (even a
whirlpool tub)!!
Only $252,100
Call Georgo Bessette at 847-395-9588
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Affordably priced, your home
can be easily financed with
as little as 3% down.
Your monthly payments
can be. lower than
many rentals.
Everything you need
is here with plenty of
extras. Quality Cunat
construction means
maintenance-free living. An
on site community center with
indoor pool and exercise
equipment is just one of the
many extras.
Surround yourself with over 20
acres of quiet countryside, just
minutes from shopping, Metra
train stations, golf courses,
and the many recreation
areas in the Northern
Illinois/ Southern
Wisconsin area. You can
keep busy and stay on the
go or relax at home and
enjoy the quiet elegance
of Kensington Manor.
Call for more information, or
stop in to see our furnished
models, today!
815-678-HOME (4663)
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Amberleigh D
$375;T354 $345,054
A beautiful two-story home with room
to grow. Home includes formal living
room/dining room, large eat-in kitchen
with pantry and dinette, spacious
family room, 3 BR including master
bedroom with large walk-in closet, 2Vi
baths including luxury master bath,
loft and 2-car garage.
STRAWBERRY CREEK
Riverton T
$365330 $369,490
A magnificent two-story home ideal for
anyone seeking lots of room. Home offers
separate living room and dining room,
open kitchen with island, pantry, and
dinette, cozy den, generous family room off
dinette, 4 BR including master bedroom
with huge walk-in closet, 2W baths
including luxury master bath, and 2-car
garage. An optional 2nd floor layout with
a toft-is also available.
STRAWBERRY CREEK
Eastman B
S534;500 $504,500
4 BR including master bedroom, 2V4 BA
including luxury master bathroom,
livingroom, separate formal dining
room, gourmet kitchen with island &
pantry, Corian countcrtops, ceramic
flooring, maple cabinets, family room
with fireplace, den, 2nd floor laundry,
look-out basement, deck. 3-car garage,
fully sodded.
STRAWBERRY CREEK
Jackson D
$429-323 $399,323
Exquisite ranch home on golf course
lot. 3 BR including master bedroom,
2 BA including luxury master bathroom,
great room, formal dining room,
gourmet kitchen with dinette 8c pantry,
granite countcrtops, den, fireplace, 2-car
garage.
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Distinctive Golf Course Community
of Luxury Homes from the $3 10s.
Imagine, an 18-hole championship style golf course
in your back yard. Lake Michigan at your doorstep.
And an abundance of shopping, activities and cultural
attractions at your disposal. This is Strawberry Creek,
a collection of luxurious single-family homes, townhomes
and condominiums perfectly nestled between Chicago
and Milwaukee.
The Community
• Links-style golf course
• Private clubhouse •
• 4-acre on-site park
• Abundant water views
• Easy 1-94 access
• Minutes from Illinois state line
Gall Today 262-857-6680
Visit us for an exclusive community tour.
In Kenosha
1-94 to Hwy 50 in Kenosha County. West on
Hwy 50 approx. 2 miles to community entrance.
Turn Right into community to models.
t=t Models Open 10-6 Dally Mondays 12-6 Brokers Welcome
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